Oh dear.
No. Please no. I can't afford a new project, I can't spare the money, the time, or even the space. This is extremely unfortunate.
Even if they'd make great foes for my Vikings.
A tabletop gaming blog, with a vague bias towards Central/Eastern Europe and the Early Modern period.
Showing posts with label Kislev. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kislev. Show all posts
Saturday, October 17, 2015
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28mm,
Fireforge,
Historical,
Kievan Rus',
Kislev,
Medieval,
Russian,
Vikings
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Kislev Army
Here is my Kislev army as it currently stands. Or rather, the kitbashed-exclusively-from-GW-components. For a friendly game I'd bulk up the army with historical figures, but everyone in the picture is made from GW, mostly Empire and High Elf bits.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
The cold never bothered her anyway...
Back to Warhammer Fantasy for a bit. I've had a miniature of Kislev's Tzarina Katerina for year, but never felt inspired to paint her. However, some inspiration recently came from an unlikely source. The Tzarina is completely unconverted, her horse has been decorated with High Elf gemstones.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Gryphon Legion
Here are some winged lancers... not the historical kind, but a unit of plastics I converted to be Kislevites for Warhammer Fantasy. I mostly made them out of the Pistoliers/Outriders box, with wings from Dark Angels plastic bikes (generously provided by Joe, an awesome GW staffer). I've got lots more Kislev stuff, which I will post intermittently. Most of it is painted better than these guys, who were speedpainted to meet an event deadline.
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