A unit of Empire handgunners for "Warmaster" |
I was away last week, so could not get very much painting done, but got home in time over the weekend to crank out one more unit for my Warmaster Empire forces. This is a unit of handgunners, very useful "missile" troops in the game for the Empire player. Their shooting is harder to stop, and any wounds you can stick to the charging units of your enemy will really come in handy.
Astonishing variety and character in these small sculpts - incredible stuff. |
GW's Warmaster figures are a joy to paint, these were no exception. |
The yellow feathers...maybe too yellow? Oh well. |
Once again I must rave at just how awesome these sculpts are from GW. Just frigging brilliant, a true joy to paint. Man, I can't wait to get a game in again with this stuff...haven't played Warmaster in like eight years or something...
The handgunners take their place in the ranks...not to worry gents, I'm sure those Knights behind you will hold off and not trample you or anything like that. |
The Empire forces for Warmaster! They even have house to defend now! I wonder if Byron could be convinced to 3D print more of that village stuff... |
I'll conclude with a photo from our visit to California last week. We visited the Palm Springs area, and while much of the trip was taken up with important activities like relaxing by a pool, sipping drinks and shopping, we also went hiking in Joshua Tree National Park, home to a surreal and mesmerizing landscape. What an amazing place...can't wait to visit again next year.
There 24 castings 10mm in size for this submission, so this should get me 24 points. Trudging toward the goal...see you next week! So long California :(
Alan and Paul: It has been a real pleasure seeing this army grow. The bright colours really suit those figures. I certainly hope you have some success finding some more on ebay to add to your army! Glad to hear you had a good holiday as well - the landscape looks stunning - but surely you should have waited until after the Challenge? :)
By the way - with this entry we are only 4 points away from cracking the 50,000. I am feeling the strange sort of statistical pleasure that must be similar to Miles' habitual state.
Nice work on the little guys Greg :)
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ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Excellent work Greg on that army!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
great stuff. cheers
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Dude! We'll have to try to get a game in sometime soon.
ReplyDeleteThe yellow plumes make for a brave sight. Hail Hochland! Lovely work - the army is wonderful to look at in its growing glory.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. Check out Warmonger miniatures I painted some of their hand gunners and pikemen last year http://warmonger-miniatures.com/
ReplyDeleteLovely work, I'm envious of the little force you've built up.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Greg, although I never played warmaster I have a wish to go hit eBay to get some.... those bright colours are ace.
ReplyDeleteReally cool minis - and the army shot is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteAs for your stats comment at the end, all I can say is "welcome to Stats-halla"
I really like the bright colors. Well done!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work Greg, and yes I may be able to be convinced of some more 3d items, I will look around for some more for you.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, i'm looking forward to your 28mm Empire army, if it's anything like this it will be very colourful!
ReplyDeleteAnd as the proud owner of a Chaos army, I find these guys very annoying.
Nice work Greg.
ReplyDeleteI really like the colors for these, Greg! Your Warmaster force is very impressive. I'd also recommend checking out Italian War troops in a similar scale, you may find some proxy gunners to fill in till you find some more of the GW ones...could be cheaper than ebay too! ;)
ReplyDeleteNice work Greg, kinda wish I kept my warmaster stuff.
ReplyDeleteAwesome work Greg! Your Warmaster stuff really is full of inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone very much.
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