My Treemoss fantasy project

[Engel]

A new unit for my Vikings, some Ulfheðinns...
http://kampgruppe-engel.blogspot.se/2013/06/ulfheinn.html

[CyberAlien312]

They look great! Might I ask, why did you base the three warriors with the dog on a single base?

[Engel]

Thanks.

I choose to singel base some of them to have the option to use them in skirmish type of games.
While still having some benefit of an multibase. I prefere multibases as a standard for easyer movement and better options when it comes to arange the miniatures so they dont stand in such perfekt lines that is very unlikly in an unit of Berserker type on infantry like this.




I needed an Skald to tell the tales of my heroes.
http://kampgruppe-engel.blogspot.se/2013/06/bragi-boddason.html

[FramFramson]

Thanks.

I choose to singel base some of them to have the option to use them in skirmish type of games.
While still having some benefit of an multibase. I prefere multibases as a standard for easyer movement and better options when it comes to arange the miniatures so they dont stand in such perfekt lines that is very unlikly in an unit of Berserker type on infantry like this.




I needed an Skald to tell the tales of my heroes.
http://kampgruppe-engel.blogspot.se/2013/06/bragi-boddason.html

Cacafonix, is that you? 

[Dr Mathias]

Nice addition! 

[Jevenkah]

Love the Skald! Where did you get him? Wonderful shading on his face!

Jevenkah

[Mason]

Some wonderful new additions to the project, Engel.
Love the Skald and those Ulfheðinns are wonderful!
 

[Engel]

Thanks.

Where did I get him?... Its already mention at the blog along with a link. 
Das Schwarze Auge is the company.

[DeafNala]

While I don't comment as often as I should, I've found each new addition to your Project to be inspiring. May you never tire of adding to your WONDERFUL WORK!

[Engel]

A really big thanks DeafNala.


A new Jötunn... With tiny forks stuck in his hair. Some people collect stamps or lead miniatures, this dude seems to collect forks.

More pictures at: http://kampgruppe-engel.blogspot.se/2013/06/jotunn-with-forks-in-his-hair.html

[DeafNala]

He may not be the finest of sculpts, but he sure is one IMPRESSIVE looking Giant. I love him...warts, forks, & all. I think the beard & ax along with some FINE brushwork make the mini. GREAT WORK!

[Engel]

I just wanted to make a heads up for the gaming convent Gubbspel Galore IV in Gothenburg in Sweden at the end of August as I plan to take most if not all my Treemoss fantasy stuff there to host some games.

More info about Gubbspel Galore IV can be found at the site http://galoregbg.wordpress.com/ or from "Silversixx" over here at the LAF forum.


What this means is that this shit just got serious.
I will need to make me a fitting table with some fitting terrain pieces to match my miniatures. And I need to try to finish a lot of half painted miniatures and really try to focus on the whole Treemoss fantasy project.
And the rules and statlines will need some tinkering.

And a some scenarios to game could come in handy.

As I previously just hosted some local games at my club this is a big step up. Ive spent some time now reading about Viking warfare and mythology but the more I read the more I see how little I really know about it. But that’s the beauty about “historical” wargaming.
It’s a big difference in studying and remembering what colors or what name their chapter master got in the world of warhammer 40k then studying an actual event. This is history, well with some additions of trolls and their like…
The deadline for the games are the last weekend in August so I still got time to finish some nice stuff and test out some ideas.


Any ideas or pieces of inspiration that could help me is most welcome.

And If anyone got any special wishes for this project now could be a perfect time.
// Jonas

[Engel]

Some new runestones freshly painted.
The stones are from Fenris Games.

http://kampgruppe-engel.blogspot.se/2013/07/more-runestones.html

[von Lucky]

 

[FramFramson]

Holy christmas!