March Brushwork

Discovered an interesting little game called In the Emperor’s Name that lets you game vicious skirmish confrontations between Inquisitors and Chaos agents in the 40K universe. (Not a fan of 40K, but really enjoyed Dan Abnett’s “Eisenhorn” and “Ravenor” trilogies.) I spent what little hobby time I had painting up reinforcements for retinues.

My gaming buddy is in Hawaii. (not that I’m jealous. Oh no…) These will see action when he gets back.

Here are the results

Metal character fig from Sedition Wars with minor gun mod.

Sedition Wars next to old female sniper from Void line.

Female cyborg assassin from Urban War range

Icarus Trask from Urban War range. Close Combat Carnage.

GW Kasrkin Sergeant. Shades of SW Stormtrooper. LEt's hope he can shoot better. — GW Kasrkin Sergeant. Shades of SW Stormtrooper. Lwt’s hope he can shoot better.

Urban War female Junker with Shotgun pistol. (what the...?) — Urban War female Junker with Shotgun pistol. (what the…?)

Author: ccglazier

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4 thoughts on “March Brushwork”

Ben Stewart says:

March 24, 2013 at 4:09 pm

Anything that gives me a chance to use a Genestealer cult gets a thumbs up from me.

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1. ccglazier says:
  
  March 24, 2013 at 4:20 pm
  
  Yes, indeed.
  
  The very cool thing is even though it’s set in the 40K universe, you can slot in figs from other ranges.
  
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  1. Ben Stewart says:
    
    March 24, 2013 at 4:23 pm
    
    And there’s some very nice models in other ranges too. I saw some very nice plastic models that were a bit imperial guard-y lately, can’t remember what the company was called though. Dream Forge possibly?
ccglazier says:

March 24, 2013 at 4:34 pm

Space Nazis? Yes, that’s Dream Forge.

Then there’s old Warzone, VOID, Wargames Factory, Defiance Games Marines… all great for bog-standard grunts or mass goon fodder.

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