Saturday, 4 May 2013

Warband Progress Part 7

Hey Folks, my Khornate chaos warband is progressing nicely, I have 21 nicely painted miniatures to choose from so far and more on the workbench, here are the latest additions.

The first miniature is catalogued as Bull headed beastman with sword and can be seen here.


Bull headed with sword
My second beastman today is an earlier miniature 'Gizilgig' half Boar, half man beastman and can be seen here and the orignal range from the third citadel compendium.

Gizilgig (Boar-man)
Right onto the latest Chaos Thugs I have painted this week, full'ish' range can be seen here 0210021102120213, WD82.

The first Chaos Thug is armed with a Mace with a birds skull head and a shield, other nice features of this sculpt is the birds skull also on the dagger and sword (maybe a potential follower of Tzeentch?)

Maniac
Here's another attempt at an 80's style shield but I won't despair as practice makes perfect. (See Orlygg's Ruinous Blog for more inspiration)


80's style shield

Here my second Chaos Thug of the week I call him 'Hellboy', you got to admit there is a striking resemblance, not sure what all the jesters garb is all about I sense a resculpt of an existing citadel miniature here which was also the case for many of the Chaos Thug range.

Horn-head (Hellboy)
Now some of your may recognise the shield, when I was stripping these miniatures I pulled all the shields off and most had Arcane Armorials shields transfers applied, I have always loved this design so I pulled the old shield out of the bits box, repainted the torn areas and chucked it on, I hope you like?  (Check out Erny's great blog to learn more about applying these transfers, oh, Orlygg do an great article too)

Shield of Khorne
thanks for reading
J

6 comments:

  1. Great stuff Jason, loving the shield designs. I think my favourite is Boar-man though!

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    1. Paul thanks, I bet you that was the beastman you always wanted to be.
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  2. S great to see these models. Nothing like RoC thugs and beast men for variety and character. Impressive shield designs too! I am just starting work on a new unit of thugs for my Khorne army and am planning a new tutorial on old school shields and banners in the near future.

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    1. Thanks Orlygg, kind words, it's about we saw some WIP shots of these units on your blog,
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  3. They look great! That bull headed beastman has always been one of my favourites. All those beastmen from that era are all such great individual characters, the current plastic models just don't compare to figures like these.
    And your shields are ace, I really must get around to attempting shield painting like that one day!

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    1. thanks dude, I was a staunch W40K man and flogged all my old RoC minis much to my disgust as I am buying them all up again, I love painting thugs the variety is fantastic and the minis are usable all rpgs, wargames, etc. My shields are still WIP getting bettr by the day.
      J

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