As I looked for new posts over at FTW I found a Old school Mini contest over at GWpertinent. I instantly fell in Love with that idea. I started playing in the early 90's but have a lot of really really old school models. Sadly I bought most of them late and never got the time to paint them, expect those 2nd edition plastic Marines from the 40K startebox and some old plastic eldar warrior. The plastic guys are anywhere in box on the attic. Then I remembered the Slaanesh Renegade I have used in one of our earlier Necromunda game. Well so I took my cam and entered the pic of him. Hope to see some cool old school stuff at the end of the contest. I still have to laugh out loud when taking looks at my minis I have painted back in those days.
So everybody out there join this! You can even win a prize.
Here is the link and my entered Mini.
http://gwpertinent.blogspot.com/2009/07/gwpertinent-contest-1-old-school-minis.html
Friday, July 31, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
They are coming for me!
Who wouldn't fear those creatures? Mainly because they are made from your own nightmares and guilt feelings. Oh and they are hunting you to torture you eternally. I love them!
So this it is my Armylist, it’s the 40K version but in Fantasy it’s mostly the same. The brackets are the “count as” units. They are not fixed so if I want to play an army only with Bloodletter then all are “count as Bloodletter”. I originally thought about the monsters of Silent Hill and what they could be in the Warhammer world. So the list below came together. It's not the best combination but I'm more into background relating the army than making the ultimate winning army. I just want to see my little friends staggling over the battlefield to make somebody suffer. Daemons just wanna have fun!
For 40K it’s about 2500 points and for fantasy about 3000 points.
So this it is my Armylist, it’s the 40K version but in Fantasy it’s mostly the same. The brackets are the “count as” units. They are not fixed so if I want to play an army only with Bloodletter then all are “count as Bloodletter”. I originally thought about the monsters of Silent Hill and what they could be in the Warhammer world. So the list below came together. It's not the best combination but I'm more into background relating the army than making the ultimate winning army. I just want to see my little friends staggling over the battlefield to make somebody suffer. Daemons just wanna have fun!
For 40K it’s about 2500 points and for fantasy about 3000 points.
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Monday, July 27, 2009
Interlude 1
I finally got this Blog up to date. At least one thing because I didn't get any further with my Daemons. The Nurses are still laying around. The last Sniffer Dog is still waiting for his step-by-step painting tutorial and many many other parts of the army are still in progress but untouched since weeks or even months. Unfortunately I won't get anything done in the next days. This week is full of dates that won't let me get to the hobby, perhaps I find some spare time at the weekend or at least in 2 weeks when I'm in holidays.
Maybe I post my planned armylists in between.
Maybe I post my planned armylists in between.
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Interlude
The "Beta" Nurse
As told in the last Post I thought about using Escher models for the Nurses. Her is a Nurse made form a Escher Juve. I was quite satisfied with the model itself but the paintjob is a little... strange. Can't exactly say why...
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Nurses pt.1.1 - Building
They had to be in the Army. So I made my thoughts about how to do them. Here are the templates.
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Silent Hill Burger pt.1.1 - Building
As mentioned before I planned a Restaurant. I think I either name it "Happy Burger" like in the game or name it "Silent Hill Burger". Keep it authentic or make something new? I don't know by now. However here are the pics.
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Living House pt.1.2 - Building
This is the second try in building a living house and this worked pretty well. On this pic you see the differences to the first try. A you can see I made the whole thing wider and longer. Also I added a terrace to the entrance.
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Living House pt.1.1 - Building
This is the first test building I made with the first city plan. This is one of the reasons why I had to change my plans.
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Planning the City (gaming table)
As I explained in the first post I am going to build a gaming table that fits in theme to my army. I played a lot of SH2 and SH3 to get more informations about hte looks of the buildings and then I thought about what kind of buildings I want to have in my city later. I decided to go with 6 living with 2 floors each, a Gas station, a Grocery, a Restaurant and as center pieces the Achemilla Hospital with all 4 floors and the Blue Creek Appartments with all 3 floors. This is a really big plan since I want to build the city with complete interior and street lights. I also think about adding fog generators to fill the complete city with fog. Would be great to play in the dark in a city with only the street lights on and overwhelmed with fog.
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Silent Hill
Groupshot!
This is a Groupshot I made before finishing the Sniffer Dogs. Except of the white Background the whole look comes along nicely.
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Silent Hill
Sniffer Dogs pt.2 - Painting
It took me a lot of time to find the fur colour I wanted. I finally came up with this painting style.
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Silent Hill,
Sniffer Dog
Sniffer Dogs pt.1 - Building
I needed a fast choice for my army, some Fleshhounds and what suits that more than Sniffer Dogs? Here is how they look in the game.
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Sniffer Dog
Mary Sunderland / Maria pt.2 - Painting
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Mary Sunderland / Maria pt.1 - Building
The last personality that I wanted to have was Mary/Maria. That caged Beast fits alsmost perfect in an daemon army and will count as Herald of Nurgle on Palanquin. In the game she looks like this.
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Pendulums pt.1 - Building
Next Monsters on my list were the Pendulums. Cause I love how they look and Gargoyles are a good choice in a Daemon army. So first the template.
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Pendulum,
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Walter Sullivan pt.2 - Painting
Again no PIP pics here. Just the completed version. Also used blue here for his coat.
Just eyes are undone. But I'm feared to mess it up so I leave this for later.
Just eyes are undone. But I'm feared to mess it up so I leave this for later.
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Walter Sullivan pt.1 - Building
The next personality I wanted to have in my Army should be Walter and he suits a Herald of Khorne quite good. So I got this model (together with that for Alessa). This model is also from Hasslefree and is called "Harby".
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Silent Hill,
Walter Sullivan
Numb Bodies pt.2 - Painting
The Numb Bodies were a little tricky to do. Not only because they are white but you can see those veins under their thin skin. I decided to paint them white first, do the details and veins and then paint them again with a watered down white again so it looks like thin skin. Worked pretty well.
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Numb Bodies pt.1 - Building
So the second choice were the Numb Bodies. Liked them very much in SH3 so I had to make them. First of all the template.
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Numb Body,
Silent Hill
Mannequins pt.1 - Building
I choose them to be the first unit of Monsters I build because they are very easy to do.
Just glue a torso onto another and that's it. Here you see the template. Later they will count as Plaguebearer.
Just glue a torso onto another and that's it. Here you see the template. Later they will count as Plaguebearer.
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Mannequin,
Silent Hill
Alessa Gillespie pt.2 - Painting
I went for a school uniform paint style and choose blue for colour. Why? I don't know but it seemed the right colour to me. I have no paint-in-progress pics. So here is the result.
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Alessa Gillespie,
Silent Hill
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