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Whitwort Stormbringer
Jenta
Posts: 48
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #120 on:
April 17, 2012, 06:02:33 am »
Those Dhogu look great (like everything in your thread)! I wasn't too sure about the fully wrapped head when I first got my Dhogu either, but I think you pulled it off well so I'll be looking for a way to use it on a future model. Seems like it might be especially fitting for a Yirnak rider, who would be awfully exposed to the wind sitting up that high.
Great job, keep up the good work!
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TuffSkull
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 512
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #121 on:
April 17, 2012, 12:36:51 pm »
more impressive work. I particularly like the green detail colour your using - great muted shades.
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Cheers,
Paul "TuffSkull" T.
http://hobbybrush.com
http://hobbybrush.blogspot.com
Geckilian
Hunter of Orelan
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 509
NuraSen'Malog
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #122 on:
April 17, 2012, 06:32:26 pm »
Once again cheers everyone!
Only finished 1 model thus far today. Even though I have several hours of painting to go, I figure I'll post it up now as it's unlikely I'll actually finish the 6 Knights of Relan. Thus, '
The Great White
' -
A comparison with another alpha -
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Lost Egg
Lord of Engu
Administrator
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 989
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #123 on:
April 17, 2012, 07:57:48 pm »
Surely he should have a small Fubarnii hunter with a peg leg tangled up with him on his back
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Carcharoth
Twilight Creator
Administrator
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 2640
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #124 on:
April 17, 2012, 09:00:20 pm »
Scary! He looks cool - I like the distinctiveness of him
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Carcharoth
Twilight Creator
Administrator
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 2640
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #125 on:
April 18, 2012, 06:59:56 pm »
2 more twilight points heading your way.
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darth tater
Darth Teaser - Twilight Playtester
Senior Apprentice
Posts: 215
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #126 on:
April 18, 2012, 11:22:17 pm »
Fantastic stuff as usual mate!
I've got some purchases to make at Salute to catch up on the new mini's.....
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Geckilian
Hunter of Orelan
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 509
NuraSen'Malog
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #127 on:
April 19, 2012, 01:17:24 am »
A one legged hunter eh..? Interesting concept... Hmm. Cheers Mike, much appreciated!
Yeah, quite a few new minis! I had a break from Twilight for a while, and when I came back was quite surprised as to how much more there was, blimey. Won't be long now till a third rulebook.
As for painting, currently working on the rider's flesh for the 6 Knights of Relan. These guys are taking me far longer than I expected, though I'm guess it's as they have more fiddly detail per mini compared to, say, a Grishak. Thankfully I only have 4 left to go, but my motivation is starting to ebb.
On the plus side, I was able to assemble the Farseer on jetbike conversion, as well as 8 more jetbikes and a rider whilst at my gaming group today, and I got in a 500 point game of 40k and trounced my supremely unlucky opponent. He couldn't make saves at all, Plague Marines were dropping to shuriken...
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Geckilian
Hunter of Orelan
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 509
NuraSen'Malog
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #128 on:
April 19, 2012, 03:36:45 am »
Blarg. Eventually got there, procrastination aside. These knights seemed to drag on an on, so I'm glad they're now finished.
Danomar leading his Knights of Relan -
The full phalanx of Fubarnii knights -
Though I only have 2 models left on my original list for this Salute, a Devanu and a Yirnak rider, I've added my last 2 Yirnak to the list, as well as another 2 Skerrat and a very last Devanu. With today and tomorrow left, having just 2 would have been too easy right? The Skerrat are pretty small at least, and the 3 Yirnak are half done, though the rider isn't started.
Ho hum, not long now...
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Lost Egg
Lord of Engu
Administrator
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 989
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #129 on:
April 19, 2012, 07:25:01 am »
Wow that is a lot of knights!
Very impressive and scary on the table top I'm sure.
Must be a hell of a lot of points.
HN
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Carcharoth
Twilight Creator
Administrator
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 2640
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #130 on:
April 19, 2012, 08:30:17 am »
Wow, that's a LOT of knights... Impressive!
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Geckilian
Hunter of Orelan
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 509
NuraSen'Malog
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #131 on:
April 19, 2012, 12:16:40 pm »
Cheers! 4 Knight Captains, 400 points. 24 Knights, 600 points. 8 Knights of Relan, 320 points. Danomar, 150 points. The knight army overall - 1,470 points. The look on your opponent's face when they realise they're facing 1.5
thousand
points of Knights? Priceless.
For everything else, there's Fubarniicard.
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Emberbreeze
Development Team
Senior Apprentice
Posts: 200
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #132 on:
April 19, 2012, 12:55:45 pm »
I think the largest game I've played was 850ish points. 1500 is HUGE!!!!!!
Would be impressive to play that though, and you have plenty of command models to keep them fighting until the bitter end.
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TuffSkull
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 512
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #133 on:
April 19, 2012, 05:06:35 pm »
I cant say more than that.... stunning!
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Cheers,
Paul "TuffSkull" T.
http://hobbybrush.com
http://hobbybrush.blogspot.com
Geckilian
Hunter of Orelan
Distinguished Engineer
Posts: 509
NuraSen'Malog
Re: A long journey.
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Reply #134 on:
April 19, 2012, 08:02:00 pm »
I'm looking forward to the day I can play 2,000 points really. I have another 36 militia, a couple of captains, Brenar, slingers, herders etc etc so I likely have well over that for the Empire, but it's not all painted unfortunately. Painting 36 militia is going to be rough...
Anyway, here's the next batch, the remaining 2 Yirnak and 3 more Skerrat -
The group shot of all of them now -
That just leaves the rider and gear on the last Yirnak rider, as the Yirnak itself and base are finished, and 2 Devanu who so far haven't had that much work done on them aside from a few base coats. With luck I'll manage to finish before Salute, though as I work all day tomorrow it may involve a slight lack of sleep...
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