I got inspired by the podhammer episode 5 regarding chaos dwarfs back in September 2008 and began to plan this army out. I am still building and have many pieces in process. Xander’s videos helped me make up my mind to give this army a go. I have not looked back since, although I have taken some time off hear and there. Anyway here is the army as it presently stands. I am behind on painting because I missed my chance to prime when the weather was warmer and I hate to prime indoors.
I tried to load the pics directly to the site, but I struggled with that so I am using photo bucket. If this all works correctly, then you should see a photo album with sub-albums listed on the left side by unit type. There should be some pictures spread throughout the whole thing, but most will be under the unit sub-albums on the left. I hope the CDO community enjoys the pictures.
I have started painting the blunderbuss units. It will take me some time to get them done.
-Chaos Warriors (Fist block is completely assembled- I like the vulture on the standard)
My second unit is well on their way.
I have also started to build a unit of Long Drong Slayer Pirates using the chaos dwarf warrior theme here. So here is my test model. More parts are in the mail to build many more.
Hazkar: those are chaos hounds, on wolf rider legs, and bfsp goblin on top. I go through a lot of bits ordered through hoard O bits (ebay store).
Tjub: I love your modeling posts. It turned pretty big. It all started with an ancient (I believe GW) dwarf siege cannon and then took off from there. Some one else has completed a unit of wolfriders done the same way (I can’t remember who though).
Clam: I also love some of the pieced you have forged from green stuff. I have so much painting to do. I will see if I can get closer to the orcs. You want the regular orcs right? They have fury pelt things on their back. It is not perfect and looks like a weird blend of deadlocks and fur. I am not sure how they will turn out until they get paint. The blunderbuss units are getting paint right now.
The masks just stared out a a way to do it. I then grew to like them so much that I had such a hard time getting them that I made a mold of them. I make them out of dental plaster now. The only problem is that it is hard to get all of the bubbles out of the mold. Hence the face on the pirate slayer is somewhat pitted. I am not sure that that is necessarily a bad thing.
What legs did you use to add to the hobgoblins? Are they standard goblin legs that were just chopped and added?
Boulderdash
They are mounted goblin legs, you get them either with the wolfriders- or common goblinbox. Thou I think you get more of them with the common goblin box... :)
Edit: Im sorry, I did only see the mounted Hobgoblins first. The normal inf Hobgobbos got inf common goblin legs. :P