Skrons MEGAPOST

I've been painting all these Skorne for my brother, and it's probably about time I upload some pictures.  He wanted a darker look to them than the studio scheme, so I delivered.

Check out the mega album, including a beast or two, some units, and a few warlocks!

Kickstarter Elara and Hunter's Mark on a Stick

Just a pair of Retribution solos I'm happy with.  Both of these ladies find themselves supporting my Garryth list, freeing up focus and extending threat ranges.  First up is the Kickstarter Elara model.

An Acrobatic Assassin (Narn Conversion)

Narn, Mage Hunter of Ios, is a quick, deadly, agile assassin.  I've been wanting to build this model for a while now, and finally got around to it.  Quite of bit of sculpting was required to represent the Retribution's second most famous killer.

Random Acts of Retribution

I neglect this blog most of the time, and I haven't really uploaded pictures of my primary army, save for a few conversions.  I love the look of Retribution, and the theme of desperate, brutal elves was unique enough to get my attention.

In this short album I'm showcasing a few of the myrmidons, and one of my favorite casters.

Retribution Arcanist: Now with 50% MORE goggles!

I resisted purchasing a second Arcanist for my Retribution army due to the sculpt being very static and distinct.  I finally caved in with the advent of a Journeyman league, using a second as a single point filler.  They're now almost always both included in every game I play, as the autonomy they offer Retribution myrmidons is borderline cheating.

SKRONS.

I talked my brother into starting up an army, and he picked Skorne.  The stipulation was that I had to do all the painting for him.  So far he's just got the battlebox, but it did teach me the joys of painting titans!  Could there be a better subject for drybrushing!?  He wanted a black armored force, and I used a deep red as an accent color.  This scheme makes for a much darker army, and was interesting to figure out.

Then and Now

Reddit had the fun topic of posting your first miniature and your most recently completed.  It's crazy to see how far we come with some practice.

My very first entry into wargaming and miniature painting was a 40k Tyranid Broodlord, back in 2006. These are the only two pictures I've got of him, and the lack of detail isn't just from the camera flash.