The Warden is my third Knight. Wardens are heavy support Knights, crewed by semi-retired veterans, which are only used in the direst of circumstances. The Epic models were very varied, but Warden 1 is probably the most famous: overlapping armour plates, stubby arms with gatling cannons, carapace mounted missile launcher.
Thursday, 24 May 2012
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
AdMech: Converting: Knight Lancer
And here's the second Knight. This guy is a Lancer, a fast scout Knight armed with a battlecannon and a power lance. I wanted to keep some unifying elements (sentinel head, loin-banner, colour scheme), but shake things up and make it clearly a different type of Knight. And as it's meant to be a scout I wanted it more stream-lined and lanky...
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Monday, 14 May 2012
AdMech: Converting & Painting: Knight Paladin
I'm currently preparing my Adeptus Mechanicus army for Armies on Parade. And I wanted some big impressive eye-catching centrepieces - I wanted Knights!
Step 1 was to do some research (you can tell I'm a librarian in real life, right?) So I devoured the original fluff and scoured the internet to see how other people had converted their Knights, and gathered all my findings and links into the uber-post here: http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=248882
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AdMech: Converting & Painting: Armies on Parade
Hello, world. It's been a while!
I'm currently revamping my Adeptus Mechanicus army, preparing for Armies on Parade.
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I'm currently revamping my Adeptus Mechanicus army, preparing for Armies on Parade.
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Tuesday, 14 December 2010
Inspiration: Asymmetrical Xeno
I've just found a very nice "Cult of the Dragon" AdMech army.
Made mostly by mixing Iron Brotherhood and Necron Warrior parts, it's a very dark and evil looking force. Marvellous!
Check it out here: http://www.lounge.belloflostsouls.net/showthread.php?p=111032
Original post here: http://admech.blogspot.com/2010/12/just-found-very-nice-cult-of-dragon.html
Made mostly by mixing Iron Brotherhood and Necron Warrior parts, it's a very dark and evil looking force. Marvellous!
Check it out here: http://www.lounge.belloflostsouls.net/showthread.php?p=111032
Original post here: http://admech.blogspot.com/2010/12/just-found-very-nice-cult-of-dragon.html
Labels:
Adeptus Mechanicus,
Converting,
Inspiration,
Painting
Thursday, 9 December 2010
New Blog
I've recently started collecting dark age historical wargaming figures- I've set up a new blog to track my progress here: http://warriorsoftherunes.blogspot.com/
Now read what I write, | all races of man,
All Heimdall's sons, | both high and low;
I write of wargames, | of Vikings and Saxons:
Old tales we re-tell, | of times long ago.
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Now read what I write, | all races of man,
All Heimdall's sons, | both high and low;
I write of wargames, | of Vikings and Saxons:
Old tales we re-tell, | of times long ago.
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Monday, 29 November 2010
Converted Verminlord
I don't really play WFB, but ever since I first saw the WFB Ogre standard top I knew I wanted to somehow use it as the head of a verminlord. Finally GW released the plastic Chaos Daemonprince, and the time was right! Sadly a couple of other mighty fine converters had the idea of using the Daemonprince first (one using the classic metal head and one with a rat ogre's head), so my model isn't quite as original as it could have been. Ah well!
My model should be fairly self-explanatory. One DP, one Ogre standard, one Rat Ogre tail, and vast amounts of greenstuff shoved on top of anywhere that had chaos-y symbols. Most of the greenstuff was just turned into fur, which is easy, but changing the daemon-face on the belt buckle into a horned rat was a bit more complex.




As I say, I don't collect WFB. So I've given the model as a birthday present to one of my good friends who does collect Skaven. Hopefully he'll give it a fitting paintjob and it can find a home in his army...
My model should be fairly self-explanatory. One DP, one Ogre standard, one Rat Ogre tail, and vast amounts of greenstuff shoved on top of anywhere that had chaos-y symbols. Most of the greenstuff was just turned into fur, which is easy, but changing the daemon-face on the belt buckle into a horned rat was a bit more complex.




As I say, I don't collect WFB. So I've given the model as a birthday present to one of my good friends who does collect Skaven. Hopefully he'll give it a fitting paintjob and it can find a home in his army...
Labels:
Converting,
Inspiration,
Skaven
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