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Hello all,
I’m going to start calling these battle reviews instead of battle reports; these articles that are glossing over a game for the sake of reviewing units and or my list.
Man, what a chore this was. I set out to fully magnetize this thing so it could be a Maulerfiend or a Forgefiend. I succeeded in doing so but it was a ton of work. First up, a few shots of the completed model. Quality is lacking as I just took some shots with my phone. Click to enlarge.
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Hello All,
Between the holiday and some projects around the house I haven’t been particularly productive on the hobby front. I have managed to put some work into a mob of tankbustas. These were the victim of a painting experiment that didn’t quite succeed, but at least I will be able to finish them up without stripping them. I spent some time reworking a couple of the conversions that I wasn’t happy with. The hammers and at least one of the rokkit launchers are still awaiting some green stuff. The bob-omb squigs still need some work as well.
There are gifted modelers, who work with different materials such as plastic, resin and green stuff… Thor is one of those. Then, there are the rest of us. One of the things I like about 40k is the background, including the Horus Heresy. That means either acquiring insane modeling skills, or buying resin crack from the UK. Therefore, I have learned the hard way to work with a resin model.
I have been doing a lot of experimenting with the new Chaos Marines. I’m done with struggling playing lists using what I own and I need to grow the army. To that end I’ve begun working on a list featuring Spawn and Bikers so far. I’ve been toying around with a few other units as well and have learned a few things.
Shortly into 6th edition I decided to shelve the Space Wolves for a bit and bring the orks back out. My biggest reason for doing this was a chance to work on something different. Although there are plenty of things you can do to the marine models there is a freedom of expression with the orks that isn’t quite the same with other armies. Anyway, I wanted to review what my games with the orks have taught me so far.
It’s that wonderful autumn-winter Season here in the High Desert of Reno/Sparks, Nevada – the cool windy center of WOLFBROTHER Territory. Many of our brothers attack the snow covered mountains of the High Sierra with sadistic glee. Some lick their wounds from the last brutal local tournament and prepare for the next, and others get ready for the last murdermake of 2012 down the mountains into California. The great chill of winter is almost set in, and everyone has big plans for the great 40k off season.
So the fight for the Icarus Platform has ended and now it’s time to move the violence to the planet surface! If you missed the battle scenario and report for Episode I of the Campaign you can find it here at Brinkschaostheory.blogspot.com. The Crimson Fist heroes above were defeated by the fallen Eldar of the Rancid Blade. Before that, here on Creative Twilight, was my intro to how I wanted to run the Campaign.
This will honestly be less of a battle report and more my findings of testing Chaos. I’m experimenting with Chaos now that our big annual 40K tournament is over. I need to expand my Chaos force and that means running some proxies and getting a feel for things that I need to add in. That being said, here’s the list I was testing out:
With the Standoff being complete it’s time to move along my Chaos army. I spent many long weeks painting to get ready for that event and in turn putting my army expansion on hold. Now, the snipping, mold line cleanup and gluing begins anew.