CrimsonKing

Dude, right where im at at,. found a nice blog had hellcannon on 130 round, to account for the chains holding the thing back, and still not 100% on Dragon Ogors but GW email told me 75x46... I disagree with that. Though with cold one bottom halves they might be tad smaller than real dragon ogres.

oh that's good, use some kharadron overlord floaty balls or mash the gunhauler together with some AoS sets like the ' Kristian Simonsen ' walking house WarbossKurgan posted

That is great because a lot of Inq28 is actually toning down some absurd details in favour of subtlety, in this case, making a stand out model have a helmet like that gives it more relevance Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm saving my big scary models from the Start Collecting sets for until after I put together the line troops (no pudding without yer meat!) I also finally setup some display space for my painted stuff, instead of having it sitting away in boxes. Getting a chance to marvel at your completed stuff puts the goalposts at the completed stage. Usually I go for good enough, or test model leading a bunch of primed shadows...

The blue-black looks good on the robes and cloth, less so on the wooden shield (coffin door and circle inside). probably because it comes off as a midnight blue more than black, which is totally rad, and looks like lighting effects from his glowing scythe. On the wood the question is why is it blue OR black? especially in the cracks where black paint over wood would be chipped off. Like your bone color too! And I think these vampire counts skeletons are freaking awesome models! I'm looking forward to their Aos reboxing before I get more than my starting 20