Kairic Acolytes, Archimaine Finished

Here, at last, are the remaining Kairic Acolytes. I started to deal with some model fatigue trying to finish these guys. I don't remember how I used to do 60 skeletons or 40 Empire Infantry...

Here is Archimaine, as well. All of the Warhammer Quest Heroes are now finished.

Lord Castellant

I knocked out a few more of the Kairic Acolytes, but then decided to paint up this guy before finishing them off:

There are six more acolytes to go and then Archimaine the Gryph-hound. Then all of the Warhammer Quest Models are done.

Tenebrael Shard

The Tenebrael Shard from Warhammer Quest is now finished, too.

Exalted Hero of Tzeentch

The more I painted my Kairic Acolytes from Silver Tower, the more I started to think that this old Dark Eldar Archon I had lying around looked like them. So I decided to paint him up as an exalted Hero of Tzeentch. Here is how he turned out.

And here he is leading a group of Acolytes.

More Age of Sigmar Terrain

This was a particularly productive week. (Having an extra day off didn't hurt!)

I managed to finish up several terrain pieces for Age of Sigmar. First is the Ophidian Archway:

Next is the Numinous Occulum:

And here is the Baleful Realmgate:

In additions, I did some touch-ups on a few older pieces to make them fit in better. Namely, I did the same gold trim on the Arcane Ruins and Magewrath Throne:

Current Projects

Sadly, when I flew back home after the summer break I managed to forget my minis case... This means that none of the Star Wars Legion models came with me.

So for now I am still just focusing on Warhammer stuff. I recently finished up some Tzaangors for Silver Tower. The only model left now is the Tenebrael Shard. Once that is done, I move on to Hammerhal. These guys were heavy on detail, so I think it's time to work on terrain for a bit to get some variety.

Star Wars: the New Legion

I decided to get into Star Wars legion, both because the game itself looks like a lot of fun and has been very well reviewed and because the models will also be great for playing the RPG.

I have started assembling the models, and I wanted to compare them with some of my older Wizard of the Coast metal figures from the early 2000s. Here are some pictures of the size comparisons.

Here is Luke Skywalker compared to an older Cerean jedi.The size is close, although the Legion modles are slightly larger. The bases for the Legion models are also a little bit taller than the WOTC ones.

Here is a young wookiee in with a squad of soldiers. Once again, he is a bit small, but still close.

Finally, here is Luke with a random R2D2 model that I picked up and based. Seems like a pretty good fit.