Psyber's Super-Duper Dungeon (Warhammer Quest)

[Frugalmax]

WHQ95 came out while the WHFB 4e Undead army book was still in use.  Ghosts were still individually based in both games at that time.  Ghosts didn't become multibased swarms until the first Vampire Counts army book for fifth edition dropped in 1999.

Nice piece of history/trivia! For some reason I thought the "spirit host" thing was from earlier, but I never had the 4th ed. Undead book (though I kinda wish I did just from the standpoint of it being a major fleshing out [woof!] of the undead fluff as far as I knew it).

[psyberwyche]

WHQ95 came out while the WHFB 4e Undead army book was still in use.  Ghosts were still individually based in both games at that time.  Ghosts didn't become multibased swarms until the first Vampire Counts army book for fifth edition dropped in 1999.

What they said! 

[psyberwyche]

Latest additions to the collection: D6 Wights now complete!

Hot damn, these models are TERRIBLE  . I mean, they look sorta okay now they're finished, but out of all the iterations of GW Grave Guard, they are the worst to assemble, a little small scale-wise, and fiddly to paint. And now they're done, my limited photography setup can't really photograph them properly because they simply don't have a good angle. No matter how you rotate them, they have weapons or shields or random spikes jutting out, completely throwing the focus... What I wouldn't give for my old metal Grave Guard, but I stupidly sold them many years ago.

And... breathe 

You know what's great about these models though? They were FREE! Yes, that's right, a lovely friend who thought he was doing me a favour donated them to my project. If only he'd known the swearing and cut fingers that would ensue...


Hand weapons and shields.


Great weapons


Family portrait.


Proof that I do actually paint the backs of my models.

[Frugalmax]

They were FREE! Yes, that's right, a lovely friend who thought he was doing me a favour donated them to my project. If only he'd known the swearing and cut fingers that would ensue...

- Maybe he did know ! As a cheap dragon myself, gotta respect the recycled minis. Well done!

[psyberwyche]

- Maybe he did know ! As a cheap dragon myself, gotta respect the recycled minis. Well done!

Haha. If he was a REAL friend he'd have cleaned and assembled them for me, too

[Vladimir Raukov]

Even when they're free, there's a price to be paid 

Smashing work, I'd say the frustration was worth it.

[psyberwyche]

A new addition to the project today, and an interesting one (for me). I always loved the Tomb Kings Ushabti, but there were a few issues in adding them to my Warhammer Quest dungeon. Firstly, they didn't exist when Warhammer Quest was written, and thus there are no rules or cards for them, and secondly, when I decided I wanted to include them, they were out of production (GW had just canned the Tomb Kings when they launched Age of Sigmar). So what to do?

Step 1 was to make some monster cards for them, which I had professionally printed in a big batch of Bestiary card additions. Thus:



Second was to source models. Ebay prices were insane at that time, so in the end I went with some 3D printed Not-Ushabti from Highlands Miniatures. I don't so this often, as the results can be so random, but these were surprisingly nice. As a result, here are my first 3 Ushabti!









Of course, thanks to the "Old World" game materializing, the originals are now back in production. But the prices  ... They currently retail at £55 / $89 for 3, so I don't feel too bad about using proxies!