D&D adventure of OLD

I'm too lazy to post the story, enjoy the pics!

IM back (slightly)

Hello everyone!

I am sort of back!

Its been over 6 months since my last post, and I've done plenty in the interim. 

However, I've realized that this blog has shown very little of my extensive wargame hobby.

The next view posts will be a mix of what I completed since my last post, as well as parts of my total collection. Enjoy!

Various Warhammer Battles for your pleasure!

Nazis!

 Baltic Light Cav

 Priest and Merlin

 weird monsters from D&D Asheraldon

 Archers and New Heros

 New Barbarian spearmen or javelinmen

 Kit bashed elite warriors

 more weird monsters, I really like the blue snake!

WIP Germans

 A simple skin wash, and black wash over everything else and, voila!

 I finally bought a table, and brought the games off of the floor!!!!!!!!!!

Continuing green stuff education.... going well if I do say so myself...just poke and pull for fur

Mostly washes! The skin was painted light green then washed with a green.

The Nobles Have Answered the Call of the Gods

Today I unveil, the Pagan Noble cavalry 

(they've been done for some time)

My favorite concept behind this project is that 90% of the minis can be used in almost any barbarian army from Goths of the 200s all the way to Lithuanian armies up until 1300.  

(and about 60% will be suitable all the way back to 200 b.c., Now thats what I call versatility)

The miniatures are made from the bodies and horses of wargames factory celt cavalry, while the heads and several weapons are from the gripping beast saxon and vikings plastic sets (one head is from warlord games plastic celts). Sheild decals are LBMS. Flag is from here http://onelover-ray.blogspot.com/search/label/Viking%20flags

Defend the Great Hall!

These next figures are my personal favorites of the unit

(For more info on the Bannerman, and more importantly the banner, check out my previous blog post)

Majority of the finished Pagans 

(the astute observer will notice the infantry have new shields)