AllEvil:
This Army has been sitting at about 90% completion for a few months now, so I figured It’s in a state where I can start showing it off. The army is made entirely with techniques I learned from the website and from the Word of Hashut and Xander’s instructional videos.
As a preface, you should know that this is the first time I have ever used green stuff, and I wasn’t all that good with it. It goes to show that with a few easily learned techniques, that anyone can make a Chaos Dwarf army without having to spend big bucks (in fact, its a lot cheaper than a normal army).
On to the pictures (apologies if some a blurry)
This is the first warrior I ever made. I did this as I was watching Xander’s tutorial, trying to keep up. Ironically, It’s probably one of the best Ive done (having gotten considerably slacker over time).
And here is my nearly complete unit of them. You will notice that many at the back remain unconverted. My army general also is permanently affixed to this unit, you can see him on the right.
As a whole, they look fine. But they do look awful by comparison to my more recent attempts.
My General and his pet Sorcerer.
Sneaky Gits, as ripped from WOH (I think)
My Black Orcs. I love the simple paint scheme. It ties in really well with my bases.
The Black Orc Boss
Hellcannon/Earthshaker with WIP Crew
Ive always fancied the idea of the Great Taurus and the Bull Centaurs being the Greater and Lesser Demons of Hashut. With this in mind (and completely in awe of Ishkur’s Taurus) i set about creating these.
Taurus
This guy is truly immense (larger than a Dragon in terms of wingspan). Here is a Size Comparison against a normal warrior
And my Bull Centaurs. For these I used Centigors with Knights of Chaos bits to simulate Heavy Armour.
Hashut’s Demons all in one place.
WIP Death Rockets in the traditional method from BFSP cannons.
Unpainted Bolt Throwers
And my favourite miniature for last. This is my hobgoblin hero mounted on wolf. The pose of the miniature has so much character, its hard not to like him. Coupled with his hilarious history of dying or fleeing the board every game on the first turn, this guy just appeals to me.
And finally, some army shots.
You will see my unit of blunderbussers in that last shot. I’m going to redo the hats entirely (they are too tall), before I finish their painting.
