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love the old figures - although am prob. not going to go Tomb Kings (love the mis-terming Tome Kings earlier in the thread) after all. But the 'good' and 'evil' thing - given the real world projection of actual peoples onto fantasy stereotypes (or vice-versa, if you prefer) which most certainly is a 'thing', is crass at best, and bloody dangerous at worst. Hard to believe that suits etc can be unaware of such considerations in 2024 (etc etc), so I have to continue to wonder about some of the idealogical strains that fester in the company.

Apologies for bumping a long dormant thread, but I’ve only just seen this stuff and have to comment. absolutely jawdroppingly brilliant.

Funnily enough, the one thing that would get me interested in the old world is if they largely keep the old tomb kings models as I think it was a fantastic range including the basic skeleton troops. yep, seriously.

Steelhelms seem rather stunted, … dwarfy even, to me. maybe it’s just the photos.

Couldn’t agree more, fantastic paint job on a wonderful model.

Alchemist body - necromunda Cawdor ?

Do you not paint base sides TR? I like your work a lot, but don’t think I’ve ever seen any of yours with those done?

Stunning work.

blimey not surprised - almost getting great paint-jobs for nothing.

reckon you should def. get in touch with GW about this - sounds a bit like a mislabelled batch?

superb! fantastic forum name too.

yes, all brilliant - but do particulary admire the drones/ files colour-palette etc.

not much help in the constructive criticism dept.' , but all I can say is that the dragon and rider, and cold one stuff below, just look absolutely fabulous.

indeed. Great work.

certainly the right direction for an rpg-lite vibe, which is what I've been after myself. Limiting wounds would be a start. there are some files on this site where folk have combined skirmish with mordheim ('Shardsfall') too - which is quite a good approach I think. feel that the sturm and drang, volume up to 11, of Warcry was the wrong direction - but it's what people want I guess. Just feel that the original skirmish rules, then refined into things like 'Hinterland' (together with a seasoning of Mordheim), were really starting to get 'somewhere' in terms of skirmish / rpg-lite. Could have got to the point of 'scenarios' and campaign books being produced (i.e. finished commercial products). Warcry is just too dumbed down in this respect, as things stand.