For my second post in this year's Annual Painting Challenge I continued with more Uruk Hai additions for Midgard, the recently published miniature rules to play in the heroic ages. In this case, the first batch of warg riders, the mounted component for my army.
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Sunday, 12 January 2025
From BenitoM: Warg Riders (40 points)
Note that number of models in a unit is irrelevant in Midgard. Units are arranged in square rectangle bases that you can fill with as many models as you want. The rules suggests using a 12 cm frontage (which I know will annoy some imperial-metric fans like Richard Clarke) but you are free to use whatever size you deem, as long as all units have the same base frontage (note: depth of the base is not relevant).
Given than I'm basing my mounted units on old GW round 40cm diameter individual bases, I can put three models per unit. But as I said, you can base individually in rectangular bases if you like to accommodate more models per unit.
These warg riders are 3D printed models in 28mm designed by Medbury Miniatures belonging to its mounted orc range.
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Next in the painting line are some GW plastic warg riders, in the painting pile since early 2000s (they were bought at the time when the Peter Jackson's films were released and GW started selling the LOTR range).
Hello Benito
The Warg Riders look terrifying! Your Midgard army project is coming along nicely.
Another 40 points for your Scoresheet
- Sarah
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28mm,
BenitoM,
Challenge #15,
Fantasy,
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Too Fat Lardies,
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