GuyD's Fantasy Stuff

[GuyD]

Rattleshirt and Ygritte for ASOIF

[Little Odo]

Nice brushwork on those minis

[GuyD]

A few additions for my Angmar force:
Color-coded Nazgul so I don't mix them up.


2 Cave Trolls

[GuyD]

Starting a Wood Elves army for TOW with a unit of 20 "glade guards"/Oathmark Elf Light Infantry

[GuyD]

The rest of the Oathmark Elf Light Infantry box became a unit of Spearmen/Eternal Guards

[Pattus Magnus]

Nice work! The modified spears look like they’ll do the job in combat.

[GuyD]

Got another box of Elf Light Infantry and used them to make a unit of Wildwood Rangers/Elf Linebreakers, with a few additional eternal guards in the back. One could also spot a couple of fireforge torsos and the standard bearer is basically a Frostgrave Female Barbarian with a headswap.

Since the oathmark range has an unfortunate lack of suitable arms with two-handed weapons (revenants are too skinny, the Frostgrave Male Barbarians are too swole, I reckon the dwarf arms are too big as well), I tested a few option like the aforementioned female barbarian arms and 3d printed arms from several Wargames Atlantic sets (dark ages native americans, shieldmaidens, ottoman armored infantry and the irish chieftain)

[Pattus Magnus]

Nice job, they look great! I like your kitbashes and the colour palette you are using.

[Dean]

Lovely work there Guy

[Basementboy]

Very nicely done! Will we see the rest of the barbarians painted?

[GuyD]

Another 10 Eternal Guards, using Wargames Foundry/Warmonger Elven Guard with Oathmark Elf Shields

[Pattus Magnus]

Those are a good addition to the army, I like the colour palette. Interesting figures, too, I don’t think I have seen a unit of the Warmonger figures before (aside from in the fantasy rules Foundry published). They look good.

[Basementboy]

Nice job! Love the figures, they have a fun old school look to them

[GuyD]

More wood elves:

The full 50 manelf-strong horde of Eternal Guards


Great Eagle


Tree Man Ancient (3d-print by Fabelzel Miniatures)

[Pattus Magnus]

Excellent job! I like the variety of parts that you have used in your kit bashed figures. Some I wouldn’t have thought of trying, like the Hellenistic heads, but they blend together surprisingly well with the consistent painting. I’m looking forward to seeing more!