Mitzy

My biggest and loudest WAAAAAGGGGHHHHH goes with you brother, I only wish I was attending, I'm gutted to be missing the weekend! You don't need luck mate, Gork and Mork will be with you! Kick the Krunk out of all and sundry!

So I too never use white for my highlights. I actually use propper old school Elf Grey from the 90's (anyone got one unopened I'll pay handsomely for it). I find it gives a much more natural highlight and doesn't make things chalky.

Awesome work on the great Red Cabbage mate, I love bright colours (in case you hadn't noticed ) and Deez fits the bill nicely, I look forward to seeing him complete with the Big MB!

Chris, the Ardboyz look great! I really like how they're coming together and the pink war paint is great, especially on the Drum, very very cool bro! The basing is really effective and despite being relatively simple looks great. A job well done mate, I look forward to seeing how you tackle your Gruntas...

Rinse and repeat from me too, this event was absolutely excellent, 60 players for a one day event is no mean feat and it ran perfectly smoothly. The first "no paper" event? was brilliant, an email before each round straight to your smart phone giving you your table and opponent information was so slick! @Ben and @Ben Johnson were operating like a well oiled machine and floated around chatting to all the players making everyone feel welcome and at ease. I really had a great day out and played against three great opponents. The standard of the hobby on display was tremendous and it really was great to pitch my army against three lovely armies on great looking tables. On this point I'd also like to add that the tables (all of them) looked great with some surfaces utilising the "FatMat" type of playing surface and the sheer amount of scenery was epic. Normally this standard of table is reserved for the top tables with the rest looking like the poor relation. Not at alliance! All the tables would have been a pleasure to play on which gave the games a real cinematic look. This is what I love about Age of Sigmar, and if other UK events come close to Alliance I'll be a very happy boy! One suggestion would be to have opened up all the curtains after game one to flood the rooms with natural light (they had been closed to prevent players being blinded and to keep the temperature down) as when looking at the lovely armies and deciding on who to vote for the conditions were a tad gloomy especially at the back of the room. This isn't at all a complaint but would have helped me in particular see clearer Free pastries, fruit and crisps was as previously mentioned a nice touch and the trophy/prize haul was amazing! I mean who has ever received a spot prize of Nagash in the first game at an event before (not sure how Ian wone that "whistles and walks away")??? Anyway thanks again to both Ben's for a fabulous day of gaming. And to everyone who voted for "The Meat Men of Mitzmanheim" in the best painted army category I thank you all, you made an old man very VERY happy...

@Chris Tomlin I love the Warchanter (both your paintjob and in gaming terms) I consider 2 in a list to be #aosfilth I really like the glow from his Gorkstikk and Morkstikk and particularly like the pick logos daubed on their armour, I need to go back and do similar Turquoise markings on my brutes and gore gruntas as at the moment only the Ardboyz have them! Thanks for the inspiration...

Received with thanks @Xerox

@daedalus81 any chance youy could PM me those destruction points too?

@Ben Looking like it'll be a popular event, I'm really looking forward to letting the Orruks loose for the day Just to confirm the "other" Mitzy will be @Jimbo cheers.

I'm in, will be bringing the Orruks out to play

Perfect thanks very much, 90x52mm it is, and yes my Gore Gruntas came with the same as yours so I guess the website is a typo... Thanks for your help.

No I haven't yet, I thought he would go on a 105 x 70 mm base (same as an Orruk boar chariot) but the photo of the Aleguzzler Gargant formation in the Destruction book shows them on much smaller ones (possibly same as Gore Gruntas 90 x 50 mm)

So can anyone tell me what size base a GW giant should go on?