I originally started my Fyreslayers army for our Path to Glory campaign and now I'm adding a bit more to it. These are basic battleline fighters, armed with two axes. I also added all the horns from the previous sets to these - mainly because it is possible (by rules as well) and to irritate some players, who don't like that at all. Gamewise it is not a big deal, they give a bonus as long as one of them is alive and since you can quite freely remove casualties, it is not a game changer. And as AoS is a skirmish game, they are not the drummers to keep the regiment in pace, they are blowing horns to tell they are coming to kill you. So more the merrier.
I thought that painting half naked dwards (duardin) would be quick and easy, but no. They have awfully lot of details (which I didn't pick up all) and the axes and helmets are very detailed, takes lots of time to paint them all properly. Speaking of axes and helmets, I painted them look like cold metal with a blue hint to contrast them with warm red, orange and skin. Looks quite nice. The bases are made of old tapestry, which looks like a cobblestone street when painted. Mandatory skulls and tufts added of course.
That's 10 28mm dwarf warriors from Games Workshop, 50 points in addition of bonus points and a new squirrel.
A colourful and loud looking unit. If any of your opponents complain, just drown them out with the sound of your war horns.
ReplyDeleteNice work Teemu. The bases are brilliant - what a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bunch of slayers!
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Wonderful unit Teemu! I agree with Millsy, the bases are inspired.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the 'strawberry blondes' - Don't call them 'Ginners' it only makes them angry(er)
ReplyDeleteGreat work on these rangas.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on these, Teemu, and the basing is inspired!
ReplyDeleteGreat work.
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