This site was created late in 2008, just a few years after first becoming involved in wargaming. As you can tell by the name, WAB was my introduction to this community. I appreciate the following and comments this blog receives, and give all thanks and credit to my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. It may seem odd that this blog appears to focus on the folly of mankind's continuous warfare, but I believe I can still enjoy this hobby so long as I put Him first in all I do. Maranatha!
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Empire Demigryph Knights of the Emerald Order
Here is a unit of Demigryph Knights.
Demigryphs are Monstrous Cavalry and have the Armour Piercing special rule. The knights are armed with halberds - a free exchange for lances.
These Inner Circle Knights belong to the Emerald Order - fluff to follow.
The bases are quite large for the models - width-wise, so I plan to add some Orc bits underneath them as casualties.
I'm relieved to have finished these as I had barely averted a minor disaster when applying the Minwax stain. The stain started dissolving the Gold Leaf and I managed to minimize the spread of the gold. I should've known that would happen - especially when using thinner with the stain. I ended up going back over with Gold Leaf after the stain was dry. Note to self: only use acrylics with the stain. Next up is a Steam Tank which will be the last unit for 2,000 point army.
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Those look great Dean! Those look as if they could do some damage! Good to hear you didn't trip up too much on the gold leaf.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Great paint Dean , and very detailed , very nice and the choice of colors too .
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Vincent
very scary looking.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gentlemen. Appreciate your kind words and visit. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Dean. You flipped what was almost a minor disaster into a major success. This Empire army looks unstoppable. Does it have any weak bits?
ReplyDeleteLooks really good Dean. It really shows what you can do (fast & good) when you really want to. You are an inspiration to wargamers everywhere. Maybe we should do a video for the podcast where you walk people through some of your techniques for maximum effect.
ReplyDeletesome mean looking knights,more great painting Dean
ReplyDeletePeace James
Thanks again for the kind words, Gentlemen.
ReplyDeletePat: That's something we can work on.
Best, Dean
They look great and fierce, very nice work on th colors too!
ReplyDeletePhil.
Those are excellent Dean, the wash technique has worked magnificently on these miniatures.
ReplyDeleteRegards HGA
Superb job Dean great looking unit. I quite like GW's idea behind the unit as well. Glad you managed to avert disaster I did something similar not so long ago.
ReplyDeleteReally like the turquoise and brass colour scheme on these. They look great.
ReplyDeleteFMB
Thank you all for the very kind words, and for visiting the blog. Warm Regards, Dean
ReplyDeleteLovely Paint Scheme.
ReplyDeleteTony
Disaster averted, I've never heard of these boys, lovely though!
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly working on and producing some stunning work at the moment Dean.
ReplyDeleteThe army's coming along very nicely (and uber quickly). more very nice figures.
ReplyDeleteSix would be even better :). Lovely as always.
ReplyDeleteVery nice beasties indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the great comments, everyone.
ReplyDeleteMichael: May add another one or two for a larger pointed army - I still can't get my Imperial Griffon and War Altar on at the same time with a 2K point max.
Best to all, Dean
I am well and truly impressed by these beauties, stuff of legends mate, in more then one way!
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