Alfract:
Greetings all, im Alfract, i’ve been having perusal your wonderful forums for some time now, and thought I should finally get round to making a introduction. I�?Tve always been a fan of warhammer, but more of an on-and-off relationship, I�?Tve only ever had two armies which have been Dark elder and dwarfs. But am keen for something different and with a good part of an unpainted 7th edition army box collecting dust under my bed chaos dwarfs seem like a viable answer.
Ubertechie:
Greetings all, im Alfract, i've been having perusal your wonderful forums for some time now, and thought I should finally get round to making a introduction. I�?Tve always been a fan of warhammer, but more of an on-and-off relationship, I�?Tve only ever had two armies which have been Dark elder and dwarfs. But am keen for something different and with a good part of an unpainted 7th edition army box collecting dust under my bed chaos dwarfs seem like a viable answer.Welcome Alfract - glad you like the look of the forum. Chaos dwarfs are certainly an excellent use for a BFSP set and there are some excellent tutorials on this site regarding converting them.
Alfract
Auretious Taak:
BilboBagginsThere's a place out Broken Hill way in Country New South Wales where half the population live underground, it's much cooler and naturally insulated et al and I saw a show portraying it all and houses and stuff underground and it looked truely awesome. Not holed up like a hobbit hole but deep under and cool. :)
I've joked about a true hobbit hole, very energy efficient. Real Earth Insulation. I think the wife would like Ireland.
Technically you stopped responding to my PM's where as Kera actually devoted herself to getting to know me, I even know a word in Cherokee, or at least I did till I forgot...it starts with T and is as close as we get to english on the word...you however...lets see, compare PM numbers:So I disappear for a jaunt about the interwebs for a short while and you forget me so quickly Sojourn? Man this is why Kera is my Pirate Queen of Spam.:)I still like you Auretious. just, thought you'd left me (which you *technically* did since you chose Kera over me)
Welcome to everybody who is new since my last random post somewhere.
Auretious Taak
Sojourn
Alfract:
Welcome Alfract - glad you like the look of the forum. Chaos dwarfs are certainly an excellent use for a BFSP set and there are some excellent tutorials on this site regarding converting them.Well its more the the 7th edition that isn't BFSP edition, but after watching Xander's conversion tutorials, i hopefully have an alright idea of how to start converting.
Enjoy
Ubertechie
Ubertechie:
Alfract,
I would start on a unit - just experiment and see what works for you - then post in up in your own army blog thread - you will then get loads of advice (if you want it) from the expert sculpters here (of which I am not one)
cheers
Ubertechie
Sojourn:
omg, the jello is falling off the wall! lousy nails.
DFA, Kiwichris and Alfract, welcome! wow, two new kiwis to the site! welcome! if you haven’t had CDs before, here is the place to get interested and figure out the best style to pursue; check out our galleries to see what you like!
enjoy your stay 
PS - Auretious, I’m not getting into this with you here, please. you’re making a scene, and it’s a little awkward. 
I will PM you.
BilboBaggins:
BilboBaggins
I've joked about a true hobbit hole, very energy efficient. Real Earth Insulation. I think the wife would like Ireland.
There's a place out Broken Hill way in Country New South Wales where half the population live underground, it's much cooler and naturally insulated et al and I saw a show portraying it all and houses and stuff underground and it looked truely awesome. Not holed up like a hobbit hole but deep under and cool. :)It sounds like they used the description of hobbit holes from Tolkien's books. Hobbit holes are dry and cozy, not stuffy and have round windows letting in plenty of light.
Auretious Taak
orcboy:
Hello I’m Orcboy and I’m a plasticoholic.
I’m a long time lurker second time poster, so thought I’d make my introduction here. I’ve not actually got a chaos dwarf army yet but I’ve got a ton of dwarf sprues (£100 army box) hanging about wanting there beards pleated.
Swissdictator:
Hello I'm Orcboy and I'm a plasticoholic. :)Welcome Orcboy! Good to see you moving up from lurking.
I'm a long time lurker second time poster, so thought I'd make my introduction here. I've not actually got a chaos dwarf army yet but I've got a ton of dwarf sprues (£100 army box) hanging about wanting there beards pleated.
orcboy
Kera foehunter:
Welcome to the site! Hum a plasticoholic !!i hope you get your fill here
Skitter:
Ups… seems like I forgot to post here…
I live in Oslo, Norway, 31 years old, and of course a huge fan of chaos dwarfs.
I have played whfb since 4th edition came out, with a long break during my years at university. I play 40k too, but I am now so tired of seeing space marines everywhere that I consider to quit. I have Eldar, Tyranids and Necrons.
My first army was actually o&g but they managed somehow to get themselves enslaved by some curly beards from the east. Their Waaagh! must have taken a wrong turn somewhere…
I have not played CD in a long time. I have been busy with high elves, tomb kings and skaven, but now I am making a CD army again, and at the same time a Slaanesh woc army.
I’m not a big converter, so it is mostly regular dwarfs with the odd skull here and there, and a dark and moody colour with lots of bronze.
The theme and story of the army will be an expedition to resettle Karak Vlag, to give CD a western outpost. From here I can dominate High Pass, raid or demand gold from caravans, trade slaves with my skaven buddies over at the Hell Pit, and probably my Slaanesh force too.
Anyhow, I really enjoy this site and its wonderful members. There seems to be more love and devotion to the cd army here, than most of the regular and supported armies have at their main sites.
Zanko:
Hello Skitter!
Good that you find your way to CDO! :cheers
Are you more a “BigHat” or a “cool Marauder guy” … :o I love your idea with the background. For me it sounds good for a campaign!!! :hat off
Hmm I must think about it!
Enjoy your time here at CDO and I hope you will post many painted minis in the showcase! 
:hashut
Skitter:
I am a big hat fan, Mad Hatter :hat off
I have some of the old 4th edition models collecting dust in my parent’s basement still. Will have to pay them a visit soon…
Speaking of campaign… starting one with my buddies after easter. Seems like I will have to clear out some cursed dwarfs, blood suckers and Goat Boy and his horned friends from the woods.
As for painting, I’m a bit impatient and have shaky hands, so I keep it simple. What I cannot prove with painting I will have to prove on the battlefield.
Stormcrow:
Hi:
I am 33 year old living in Baltimore, MD. I have been playing WHFB Orcs and Goblins for about 10 years. I’ve finally decided to start a second army, and after a lot of consideration (and being blown away by the CD conversions and community on the web) I have devoted myself to Hashut. I also am a Blood Bowl player, so CD’s have always been on my radar. I have been lurking here for a while and now currently building and painting test models for my new army.
wallacer:
Welcome aboard everyone.
Love the avatar, Kiwichris.
TwilightCo:
Evening, (well, it is here)
My name is Terry (TwilightCo) and I’ve been playing a Warhammer FB/40k chaos army since 1989 or 1990. Toss in a healthy mix of GW games that have come and gone in that time and there you go. I’m a graphic artist, freelance illustrator and all around dilettante. Oh yeah, I love roller derby!
Willmark:
Welcome Dude enjoy the site and have fun!
Evening, (well, it is here)o_O 'O really?
I’m a graphic artist, freelance illustrator …
TwilightCo
Vharn:
Good day everyone.
New player here. I’ve been collecting warhammer for a couple of years now, however I soon get bored of the armies I start and move on to the next one, so I have never actually completed a whole army before. My gaming experience is very limited so far, I’ve only ever played a battle for skull pass game (using our betraying kin).
Now I’ve found this wonderful site, and instantly fell in love with the small evil dawi and I hope my attention span will last longer with this army than with the other ones. Having the option to combine 2 model ranges (dwarfs & O&G) certainly is a help for me, cause I love variation in painting and modelling.
I’ve started converting my BFSP dwarfs into Chaos Dwarfs using the excellent tutorials on this site, and I’m having enormous amounts of fun already.
Ubertechie:
Vharn
Welcome aboard - you should be able to find plenty of advice here on any aspect of the hobby that is Chaos Dwarf related from converting and painting through to army lists and tactics. Any questions you have just post them up and you will soon be flooded with a swathe of responses.
Gundini:
Hi im Luke dont really now how too use this site yet so ill just say a bit about myself. Ive been playing warhammer for about 7 years now and have just stopped collecting my orc a goblin army after reaching 5000 points. I got some chaos dwarfs of some guy when i first stated palying so i thought i may aswelll make that my next project you Chaos Dwarf fans might not like this but im going too convert an army with the bare minimum of dwarfs and as many of the more superior hobgobs as possible long live the GITS!