This is my Lord of Chaos with the Mark of Tzeentch. For this guy I followed the same rules for all of my Tzeentch-Marked units. Mostly. My design rules for Tzeentch are: no eyes, smooth armor, and multiple limbs. But I gave this guy only two arms because I wanted to represent that he's on... Continue Reading →
For my unit of Tzeentch-Marked Knights, I followed the same rules as my Warriors of Tzeentch; no eyes, three arms, mutations. I used Tzaangor bits for a few of the weapons, the horn, and the banner. But I used hellstrider arms for the mutated lances which grow directly out of their arms. Super Tzeentchy! This... Continue Reading →
I realized that I have a ton of Tzeentch stuff in the works right now so it might as well be Tzeentch week! Yesterday I showed off my kitbashed unit of Forsaken. Those weren't originally intended to have the Mark of Tzeentch, but when I made these warriors, I knew I wanted a beautiful colorshift... Continue Reading →
Hold up, let me get some mood music for this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raBpZfbSX10 Ah yeah. That's the shit. So, this is the leader of my Slaves to Darkness army. She counts as Archaon the Everchosen but I've never been fond of his model. He looks more stylized or cartoonish than the rest of the StD line so... Continue Reading →
Does anyone really like the old Lord on manticore model anymore? I sure don't. And I'm also bummed that Chaos doesn't have dragons anymore! I miss the old days when heavy metal barbarians could swoop down on a leathery wings and spew kaleidoscopic mutating fire onto unsuspecting townsfolk! Don't you? So I converted a couple... Continue Reading →
Today's kitbash is my Daemon Prince with the mark of Slaanesh. He's mostly finished. I just need to figure out what weapons to give him. The rules say he either gets a sword, an axe, or two claws. I've already given up on making him WYSIWYG. I'll just go with what looks cool. But I... Continue Reading →
This is my Death Guard kill team. I made it for Kill Team 1.0 so I have no clue whether it's still legal. In terms of lore, these are actually not Death Guard but Word Bearers with the mark of Nurgle. The wider Word Bearers legion looks down on those who dedicate themselves to a... Continue Reading →
Landsknecht pattern armor is smaller than even the Armiger class, and is used for local enforcement more than interplanetary warfare. And of course, "local enforcement" on a feudal world means collecting tithes and making sure the dirty peasants aren't hunting in the lord's private forest.
