…that I can’t be bothered putting into different posts. So you get a load of stuff here. Still, pretty pictures, eh?
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| Necron leaders, doing a variety of silly poses! |
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| Necron Destroyers. Flailing madly! |
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| This is all the painted Necrons I have. There are a few unpainted ones, and I may get a couple of extra things, but this is a sizeable enough force for most games, with a few options (such as C’tan or Monolith). |
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| Orcs across space and time, united to smash things. Or poke them. Nice models - I’d like to do more of both, but we will see what happens - likely I’ll be distracted. |
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| Ah, something historical. The Belgian 5th Light Dragoons. Supposedly much maligned (although opinions differ), the one time they have been on the wargaming table, they clearly had something to prove, and ended up routing 2 units of Chasseurs and a unit of Lancers! Not maligned around here. And very pretty! |
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| More historical stuff - Republican Romans for Saga: Age of Hannibal |
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| Carthaginians, again, as expected, for Saga: Age of Hannibal. |
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| A bunch of knightly beasts painted by Kati for Burrows and Badgers, which is a fantastic little game. |
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| This is my bunch of forest friends for Burrows and Badgers. Slightly less knightly, and rather less organised! |
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| Old times Space Marines! My first 40K army was 2nd Edition Blood Angels. These are somewhat newer paint jobs, but I tried to follow the style in the old Eavy Metal Painting Guide, with green bases for nostalgia. |
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| One man and his cow/goat/thing, went to mow some peasants…and maybe whip them. |
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| Boromites for Beyond the Gates of Antares. Or Space Gorons, if you prefer. Hence why they got painted this way! |
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| Imperial Ghar, for Beyond the Gates to Antares. I’ve got some Rebel Ghar as well, will try to get them fighting each other at some point! |
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