For
me, playing with miniatures began, like many, I think, with Warhammer,
or rather, a game of Computer (Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat).
It
was then, for more than ten years ago I started collecting, painting
miniatures and play them. And all these years in my closet were orcs old
wording, which I was in no mood or the ability to paint.
Now, when
Warhammer is already gone, I could leave them lying there, but now I
have a good excuse to paint them and remember the days when everything
was different: the trees were big, the girls were beautiful, and the
prices were small.
Very nice painting and basing!
ReplyDeleteThere's always room for more greenies!
ReplyDeleteUsed to play that game. "I am Allor"
ReplyDeleteNice checks on the sword. I did not start with warhammer, but still bought the 1st edition rules and played it quite a lot.
ReplyDeleteMore green is always good!
ReplyDeleteGreat work on those!
ReplyDeleteI had the middle one! Happy days...
ReplyDeleteAnd I used to play "Shadow of the Horned Rat" on my kids' Playstation as well!
As a man who has painted his fair share of B&W orc checks I can only applaud you Alex!
ReplyDeleteNicely done Alex :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Love the black and white checker pattern on the sword and the red eyes in the shield.
ReplyDeleteFamiliar with both SOTHR and these, lovely!
ReplyDeleteCan't beat checkers for true oldhammer! Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on these. Love the checks detail.
ReplyDeleteOldhammer and the best of them! Great painting work!
ReplyDeleteThey look splendid, Alex, from the checks to the grubby weathering!
ReplyDeleteI have more than a few of their friends lurking about...
thanks all ^) I'm glad I was able to convey his nostalgia and gave you a chance to remember the old days.
ReplyDeletePS: da ork da best ^)
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ReplyDeleteI've never played Warhammer Fantasy, but enjoy seeing the entries and reading the posts of those who have. Nice job as always, Alex.
ReplyDeletethank you Jonathan ^0
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