#games workshop miniatures

[arwendeluhtiene]

🎨Miniature painting (old work, 2000s to c. 2014, Games Workshop LOTR strategic battle game ✨⚔️ ): Miniature collection. . Top shelf: Last Alliance diorama (LOTR), Fell Beast (LOTR, unfinished); second shelf: Warhammer Fantasy High Elves and Bretonnian knights; third shelf: LOTR miniatures; bottom shelf: LOTR Erebor Dwarves and Rohirrim miniatures.

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[creepycreepyspacewizard]

I made a stupid ridiculous hideous beastie, now you have to look at it

[oldschoolfrp]

Bryan Ansell has passed away at age 68 (11 October 1955 -- 30th December 2023).

Bryan Ansell founded Citadel Miniatures in 1978 in partnership with Games Workshop, and co-wrote the original 1983 Warhammer Fantasy Battles first edition rules with Richard Halliwell and Rick Priestley. He became managing director of Games Workshop in the mid-1980s, and was primary owner of GW until selling his shares in 1991. He also founded Wargames Foundry / Foundry Miniatures, which continues to produce many older Citadel figures among many other ranges.

(Top: Bryan Ansell from Warhammer Armies, 1988; Bottom: Bryan Ansell (Left) with artist Tony Ackland at the 2017 Bring Out Your Lead oldhammer event at Wargames Foundry)

[titanomancy]

The algorithm is fickle, but sometimes Insta serves up some quality content.

[sympyl]

Vizzik Skour, Prophet of the Great Horned Rat. Probably my favourite mini I've ever painted. I love him, he's like. Quintessentially Grimdark to me. Dark Souls Boss energy

[thewenglishwarlock]

Little genestealer cutie finished up!

[jollycryptid]

Painting Necron army that a friend gave me, using citadel paints :)

[wujczak]

Sigmarite chapel restoration project

[tagedeszorns]

Fuck yeah!

Codex! New minis! Gimme!

[japo-orbo]

Dwarven Mine Under the Grey Mountains

[omgkhazadum]

chonk brutalis dreadnought

[arwendeluhtiene]

🎨Miniature painting (old work, 2000s, Games Workshop LOTR strategic battle game ✨⚔️ ): Elves, mostly from Rivendell (Arwen, Elrohir, Elrond, Glorfindel) and Lórien (Galadriel, Celeborn, Haldir, Lórien Elves), and also Legolas. Among these, the Rivendell Elven Captain, Elrohir and Glorfindel are my most recent work for the late 2000s and very early 2010s.

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[circeius-invidioso]

Finished painting Castellan Crowe.

Look at him. Both with and without a base.

Look at him from other angles.

Look at those details.

Look at him with the rest of my boys.

I am happy man. I finally finished him.

And I have a second one waiting...

You know what.

Imma take a break from Crowe, paint something else.

Them return to him.

Sounds fair.

Or I will go insane.

[oldschoolfrp]

Still researching classic Rogue Trader dreadnoughts, since I thought it was a good idea to buy 4 more of them. White Dwarf 100 (April 1988) has a long article, "Chapter Approved: Dreadnoughts," with this color spread of Eldar, Imperial, and Ork dreadnought armour. Note the middle row shows Imperial mech suits used by rogue traders, the Imperial Army (later known as the Imperial Guard), and the Legiones Astartes. At this time most suits were just another equipment type that could be issued to any unit and worn by normal soldiers, though the text now describes some Imperial pilots being surgically implanted in their suits.

Army and marines often were depicted side by side.

We see the beginnings of formally differentiating models. You can still mix and match weapon arms like you could from the start, but now there are 3 official named variants: the Deredo (Eddy) has 1 bolt gun and 1 missile launcher, the Furibundus (Fury) has 2 bolt guns and 1 lascannon, and the Contemptor (Chuck) has 4 bolt guns with pairs on both arms.

[titanomancy]

If anything, that roadmap Krieg tease undersold how much the Death Korps would be getting in the new year. Between the existing tanks and Veteran Guardsmen, this is at least as much of an army as any of the old pewter regiments had in the '90s. Arguably more.

Starting from the top, Lord Marshal Dreir is a great alternative to the Lord Solar for the role of, "general on horse mount," and stands in his stead among any of the classic regimental heroes.

And if your gonna have one guy on a horse mount, you really ought to have an entire cavalry charge. I think they might have gone a little ham on the Krieg steeds' claws, though - I liked them better a more like goat hooves, so that they look nearly like horses be not quite. Somebody at the studio clearly decided that's insufficiently brutal.

Combat engineers are another adaptation of an existing Forge World kit that looks great. Loving the little screw drive remote mine, although it looks like it's about twice as big as it ought to be to read better on the tabletop.

Artillery emplacements are big Krieg energy and these new heavy guns certainly deliver. The quad mortar is back again, as are two flavors of cannon and a rocket battery. Wouldn't look at all out of place alongside the classic Basilisk platforms (which, who knows, may still make their way to plastic), or the next entry in the new lineup.

Classic heavy weapon carriages, once again in the 2nd Edition style. These are all a little bit more in tune with the nostalgic approach to Imperial Guard than the more modern take on the concept found in the Cadian Field Ordnance Battery, and I think helps them to fill a unique niche from the standard heavy weapons teams.

Rounding things out are a brand new command squad featuring not one but two Commissars (Lord and cadet), vox, standard and chemyst. I think adapting the quartermaster would have probably been a better pull but they seem to be leaning hard into the harsh environment specialists aspect. That combat accountancy servo skull goes hard, though.

Overall, solid. Very happy to see, and when taken alongside the many Solar Auxilia tanks now or soon to be available, represents one of the most comprehensive updates to a range yet seen.

[sympyl]

My Verminlords are becoming a collection in their own right.

Verminlord Deceiver painted up!