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Seems similar, dont you think

I think this is the best thing iv ever kitbashed. Still got some work to do but I'm pretty happy with how it's turned out

https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/ufqekjyz/ogor-mawtribes-reveal-grell-firefist-brings-a-cannon-to-a-knife-fight/

Been going back and forth to this army since picking up the hobby again Christmas 2022. Really satisfying to see the development in painting over the years, especially looking at the same models (e.g. Wardens 2023 vs. Wardens 2026). Anyway, pleased as punch and I'll take a break from trim for a little now.

Hi all! Pretty much self explanatory from the title. We recently found our old box of Island of Blood and we are unsure if the models would be usable nowadays. Would it be a matter to double check bases and be alright? Or are these models outright outdated by now? Not sure how or where to check the compatibility of the models, so any help would be appreciated! Thanks a lot all!

Haven’t seen this posted here but what do we think about this giant hand holding a soldier? Possible mancrusher?

Is something like this (https://a.co/d/05UoFsPe) good at holding the pieces of models like these (https://deadlyprintstudio.com/stormdragon-guard-dragonbreath-base-physical/?srsltid=AfmBOooG9uADJUqZ\_0Jm9bmcwttAyQzu2E48zt-dIYehEYVc3HDuWm48) while they dry?

Because I am tired of using bag clips. And would like to know what more advanced gear I should get for a long term project where I plan to make six of these (https://deadlyprintstudio.com/stormdragon-guard-dragonbreath-base-physical/?srsltid=AfmBOooG9uADJUqZ\_0Jm9bmcwttAyQzu2E48zt-dIYehEYVc3HDuWm48)?

Each one is a combination of a cavalry mount from the vanguard cavalry set, with a rider from the Vigilors (archers) set. The riders had to be disarticulated and re-sculpted to get them to fit onto the mounts, and a lot of robes had to be carefully reshaped and hands needed to be pinned. I feel like I've done a good job of it overall though.

Each mount paint scheme is loosely based off of a bird that visits my garden: magpies, dunnocks, and european robins 🙂

They also continue my experimentation with mixed finishes, as they're mostly matte, but have a few satin and gloss areas to make the eyes shine and the claws look sharp!

The bases are scratch made in the style of all my Stormcast bases, with some purple flowers to provide a nice complementary colour that doesn't draw the eye too much from the figure itself.

As soon as I saw the new, beautiful ogor sculpts, I knew they’d look so out of place with my 20 year old chunky dad bods. So, I set out to convert an old ogor-themed terrain piece (another mawpot) into the new unique war machine wizard. I even managed to recycle my old lonesome Gorger model and a host of gnoblars to represent his crew’s attacks.

Many of the ingredients stocking Gore-Dom’s kitchen, named The Krok Pot, are callouts to the armies of my dear warhammer friends, especially the lord of change and Troggoth chunks. I added lots of little comedic flavor à la old ogors: banana for scale, a gnoblar dumping in a net full of bullion chunks, a stormcast warrior whose death lightning evacuation is about to give the stew a wonderful zing! I’ve collected many bits over the years and had my pick of the litter with stocking the kitchen.

I hope you enjoy viewing it half as much as I enjoyed making it!

This week we have the phenomenal Obed join us for a discussion about one of the largest team events in the world, Summergeddon! Ranndy, J, and Obed talk about playing in a 114 person event, the process of pairing teams and lists into one another, and the thrill of chasing 8 golden tickets to Warhammer World’s! We hope you enjoy the content and hope you’ll give us a follow on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, and Instagram!

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In celebration of my first year anniversary into the hobby I wanted to share.