Gallery: Kingdom Death - Savior and Man-Hunter By Sven

 

Today I have a special installation of my Kingdom Death Gallery for you. I managed to get my hands on a big part of my Kingdom Death collection with the help of my pal DiStudios and he had already started to work on two figures from the Gift of Death-Box when I asked him for the miniatures. The Savior and the Man-Hunter. It was a cool challenge to finish the paintjob of another painter.

 

Let’s begin with the Savior:

 

 

Realms Of Chaos: Born From Violence The Unriven!

Greetings and welcome back to the waste lands, a Champion has risen and his influence rises. let me tell you the tale of Drogorn 'The Unriven' Champion Of Khorne.

Monday Previews!

Good morning! I hope you had a great Halloween weekend. With the weather turning colder and days getting shorter, the team here at Send The Eighth! are starting to get fully into the hobby swing, so without further delay, lets have a look and see what is being worked on...

Chris/DiStudios

The cold months and encroaching darkness can  mean only one thing: Chaos Approaches! My collection of 3rd Edition Chaos figures is growing at quite a rate, far beyond the initial Warband I had planned. And although it is mostly from the Beastman range, this coming week should see the arrival of more interesting bits.

However currently on the table, is my Chaos Champion Of Khorne. I was fortunate in that I actually rolled a Champion on Juggernaut, and also that I was able to get a miniature still in it's blister pack. However, despite being an authentic cast, there is a lot of cleaning to do on the Juggernaut itself, so it will be a while until paint is applied. But with a bit of patience and hard work, the end result will pay off.

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Sven

I'm really having a blast with Kingdom Death: Monster! The game is awesome and the miniatures are of stunning quality. We just had our second session last Friday and it was even more fun, as we got a better hold of the rules. Before that I was so thrilled by our first session that I spent several evenings building characters from the armour sets. Certainly a modular/magnetised solution would have been super awesome, but just too tiresome to do and would have caused problems with my OSL painting.

So I decided to built a model for most weapon combinations and most likely builds. I was good fun to develop all those characters. Have a look at the results:

 

 

Now I just have to wait for my Wave 1 shipping which supplies me with the needed bases and some nice plastic and resin miniatures. Can't wait!

 

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So there you have it, I have to admit from the looks of the projects going on, Autumn/winter is bringing out our much darker sides. Stay tuned this week to get more specifics on the projects as they unfold!

 

Thanks for reading,

 

Chris & Sven

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Realms Of Chaos: A Champion Rises! By Chris

So today I did something a little random.  Keeping in theme with the Chaos Warbands ideal, I decided to roll my Chaos Champion and his retinue. This gives me some nice direction for the collection and stops me going overboard with the buying; because in all honesty buying old Warhammer is not cheap at times. So today I am going to share my just exactly what I rolled on those masses of D100 and D1000 tables...

Realms Of Chaos: Welcome (Back) To The Wastelands By Chris

Greetings and welcome (back) to the Wastelands! regular followers will have noticed that my Twitter feed has been rife with Oldhammer activities. What was meant to be a small addition to an existing project, has very quickly spiraled into a full blown collection. For the uninitiated (or simply not old enough), Realms Of Chaos was one of a pair of iconic books released in the 80's that set the tone for all things Chaos in the world of Warhammer/Age Of Sigmar. Back then miniatures were single pose individual miniatures, which held a huge amount of character. It is this 'character' that the miniatures had, that pretty much set up Games Workshop as the dominant force in the toy solider industry.