Hi One and All,
I've recently spent some time working on building up new units for the WHW battle with Siph (post to come) and here are the Tzeentch additions to my daemon 40k army.
Lord Of Change
This model I decided to convert so that the Rod was in the right hand, instead of the left - I really like the way the profile of the model now has a slight nod to the original LoC model. The model had a Macragge Blue basecoat, and then had several washes and dry brushes to highlight the model. The wings had a base coat of green to the outer edges, with these wings highlighted with goblin green.
Definitely my favourite of the head options - I opted to go for a bone skull finish, which really pops with the blue!
3 Burning Chariots of Tzeentch
Fateweaver
This model had a lighter blue basecoat using an old can of Army Painter blue. The tips of the wings were base coated with Zandri Dust, and then washed with red, the plan was for Fateweaver to have a very different look to that of the LoC.
The text in the book was painted freehand, with different symbols and legends.
3 Flamers, 10 Pink Horrors and a Fluxmaster
These were painted as per my other units, the flamers were bought from a well know auction site, with me completing the bases to fit with the army.
Screamers of Tzeentch
2 units of Screamers, one 6 man unit, and one 9 man. I wanted to have the units very different and to stand out from one another. The 9 man unit was bought ages ago, and are the old metal models. These had been painted a range of colours. I decided to paint them the same, with a theme, I wanted them to be red to stand out from the blue unit, and seeing there was 9 in the unit I opted for a very 'British' scheme - behold my 'Screaming Red Arrows...
Thanks for Looking! Up next week - Disgustingly Resilient amounts of Nurgle reinforcements...
Cheers, Lord Halfpenny
58 points to the annual painting total!
I've recently spent some time working on building up new units for the WHW battle with Siph (post to come) and here are the Tzeentch additions to my daemon 40k army.
Lord Of Change
This model I decided to convert so that the Rod was in the right hand, instead of the left - I really like the way the profile of the model now has a slight nod to the original LoC model. The model had a Macragge Blue basecoat, and then had several washes and dry brushes to highlight the model. The wings had a base coat of green to the outer edges, with these wings highlighted with goblin green.
These were all painted with a similar scheme, with a slightly different blue finish.
This model had a lighter blue basecoat using an old can of Army Painter blue. The tips of the wings were base coated with Zandri Dust, and then washed with red, the plan was for Fateweaver to have a very different look to that of the LoC.
These were painted as per my other units, the flamers were bought from a well know auction site, with me completing the bases to fit with the army.
2 units of Screamers, one 6 man unit, and one 9 man. I wanted to have the units very different and to stand out from one another. The 9 man unit was bought ages ago, and are the old metal models. These had been painted a range of colours. I decided to paint them the same, with a theme, I wanted them to be red to stand out from the blue unit, and seeing there was 9 in the unit I opted for a very 'British' scheme - behold my 'Screaming Red Arrows...
The new units on the battle board.
Cheers, Lord Halfpenny
58 points to the annual painting total!
- 5 for 10 pink Horrors (part painted last year so half points)
- 1 for 3 Flamers (re-based)
- 15 for Screamers
- 15 for Chariots (3 x5)
- 20 for LoC and FateWeaver (Characters)
- 2 for Fluxmaster (Terminator Sized)
Blimey mate, thats loads done and good job. I really liked LoC and Fatey up close, I must get painting more...
ReplyDeleteLove the Screamers' scheme. Best of luck playing with all those top-heavy metal models on flying stands.
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