Welcome to the first painting topic of the year! Let’s continue with sharing, motivating and inspiring each other. This topic did help me a lot in keeping the motivation and interest in the hobby high. Especially when I did not have much spare time for it. I am thus even more happy I completed some projects in 2021 and I start 2022 with more ideas for the painting and modelling projects.
I hope there will be even more active participants this year. All are welcome, new contributors and veterans alike! I encourage all of you who have separate topics dedicated to your armies/models/projects to use this one to link them too!
Last but not least, special thanks to @KptKeno for a great idea for the title of this month’s topic!
Decent miniatures by Mantic. Be nice to have command options in the kit. Very meaty miniatures - hard to do a full unit count on the base. They look like they would hit hard.
Next up? Two Mantic cannons and five Avatars of War leader miniatures are already on the table. Have to say I’m excited about tackling the AoW metals - they look beautiful.
The brocks needed a bit of hot water bending and filler but nothing too extreme.
I would recommend the kit. Like I said it could do with a command option and another weapon arm would be good as well but they are fun to paint. Bulk wise I think as a unit they look super as heavy cavalry on the table.
Right? They are smiling and jumping playfully over the hills.
I was worried at first, cause there are only two skulpts, but with the hills it looks OK.
Finished up two regiments of zombie trolls and two regiments of immortal guards. I’m excited to get to the point we can play with full armies rather than cardboard stand-ins. We’re getting close!
@Niall78 i love those brock riders. Great models, and if i was starting a new army, it’d probably be the Free Dwarfs just so i could get loads of badger riders and ‘giant slayer’ dwarfs.
- I love these foxes 
They are smiling 
