Saturday 4 February 2017

Undead reinforcements!


So, once I'd broken the back of those damned Nightmare Legion, I've managed to recently finish off a whole host of half-done models, so here's some photos of the army beginning to take shape (after the cut)



Mounted Liche King army leader


A rather cheerful Marauder Wight:

A unit of Skeletons armed with Arquebuses:

And a unit armed with crossbows:

A unit of Ghouls, led by an unseemly happy Necromancer:

A unit of Mummies, led by an undead Liche Priest from the depths of Khemri:

30 Lovely metal Zombies:

Same unit, slightly higher view:

These are a bit modern for the rest of the army, but I do love this unit of (mainly) Cursed Company.

And a scratchbuilt Corpse Cart:

I've got another few hundred skeletons to finish painting, another war mammoth, a bunch of Screaming Skull catapults and all of the cavalry to get done next!


11 comments:

  1. Gasp! That's amazing and imposing!

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  2. Yeah, that cart looks ace! Especially with the skellies looking like their struggling to pull it by the chains.

    I like the bow strings you've added to the crossbows too, nice touch diesel :)

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  3. Looks excellent! I have to ask two questions. 1. Where did the trench coat clad skeleton with the arquebruses fine from, and 2 what about the skeletons pulling the future cart?

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    1. Thanks! The first is a converted Citadel C46 Villagers range 'Coachman' with a skelly head swap, and the cart guys are all 90's GW box set plastics I converted.

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  4. Superb! So many interesting characters in amongst them all. Love the corpse cart.

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  5. Anyone facing that on the other side of the table really is going to have to take a fear test!

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  6. Brilliant mate - the whole project is so cool, but the sight of that 100 strong unit is just pant-wettingly awesome!

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  7. Now that really is starting to look like a proper oldschool undead horde, well done on your progress to date!

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  8. Just read through your entire blog - I found it inspiring from start to finish. I love the way you combine new and old into 'classic' WH40k. Your WFB stuff is also very impressive, 100 skeletons is insane in a way which I can only admire.

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