Followers

Saturday 3 May 2014

Troops on Parade

While I was grumbling through my boxes of figures looking for something I knew I had but just not where I realised I had come across some figures I had forgotten I had and other figures I knew I had but had forgotten where they were.

I thought I would photograph them as an aide memoire. Mind you once they are back in their boxes I will no doubt forget them again.

First up were some Dead Men of Dunharrow or Army of the Dead as they are more commonly known.


A fairly simple paintjob, undercoat grey, drybrush white, touch of green ink.

 

A touch of flesh here and there.
 


Next up a chaotic trio.


Red and Gold gives them a 'classic' chaos look.


I can feel 'evil vibes' oozing from this guy!


Peek-a-boo Chaos style.


Elfy the Wiz on a clippity cloppity. Not exactly a graceful steed.


Twins


Sneaky in Shadows, this guy!


Hide in the Woods.


A couple of pack horses. They need a coat of matt varnish. Custom made bases!


A Zombie Horde. Multi-part figures by Wargames Factory.


Not a great deal of definition but OK en masse.


No Michael Jacksons.


Could be a John Revolta though :)


Rollin', rollin', rollin', keep them doggies movin'. Longhorns by Dixon Miniatures.


Dire Wolves by GW.


Check out the teeth.


A squad from Warzone.


Better definition on these figures.


I like their 'tin hats'.


A chum gave me a bundle of armless torsos. I added to them from my bits box and painted them up.


They're a grim looking bunch.

 
I wouldn't argue with these guys.
 

 
 A 'classic' Chaos Warrior.
 


I have a few of them.


A 'classic' figure indeed.


An eBay acquisition, tarted up a bit.

 
Bretonnians I believe.

 

Distinctive shields.


 
I have a few Empire archers too!


Very colourful.


Obviously to dazzle the enemy.


My Gobboes are numerous too. Note that they are 'brownskins'.


Ranks and ranks of them.


Mean little persons.

 

A few of them have big pointy sticks.
 
 
I think that yellow shield is crying out for something.
 
 
Now they are all back in their boxes. Phew!