28mm inquisitor stuff pic heavy

[Monkeychild]

Just got back in to 28mm in the last few months after a good while doing 15mm, can't be bothered building armies anymore so now just build/paint what I fancy which fits pretty well with inquisitor warbands.









thanks forlooking

[commissarmoody]

They all look pretty cool. i actually just order myself the inquisitor rule book to do some 28mm gaming myself.

[manatic]

Great stuff. I've been reading the Eisenhorn books lately, and these definitely capture that Inquisition feel.

[Dentatus]

LOL. Those are great. Loads of character. Never saw the problem with scaling Inq down. Great storytelling/gaming potential

Oh and I loved the Eisenhorn books.

[smokezombie]

Lovely visors on the old style storm troopers.

I've a soft spot for those old RT marines too.

Great work.

I've never seen sgt stone before tho..looks cool.

[Diakon]

My word dude. Some lovely work there. Nice mix of old and new miniatures. Love the old Space Marine with Shuriken Catapult, and he fits in really well with the scouts. Is the dude on the left a conversion? Really nice work. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Some very nice takes on some very groovy figures 

cheers

James

[Monkeychild]

Thanks everyone, Sgt Stone was one of the first minis i did after a 8 year lay off, didn't have the bits i wanted so the body and arms are gs.

@Diakon the two bolter dude is stock, I miss GW arming minis with just what ever looks  cool, he reminds me of the Goliath off the front of the Necromunda book.

some more shinys, originally done for fallout but they work as stand in guards men/henchmen ect.

[commissarmoody]

Love the Guard Tommie's

[dijit]

Cracking stuff. This really is 40k at it's best, where the fluff takes over and the randomness shines.

[cheetor]

Nice stuff here.  The colour scheme on the Arbites is nice.  I have been slowly getting ready for some Inquisitor style gaming for a while now and I am hoping that 2013 will be the year that it comes to fruition.  Although I love the background in the Inquisitor rulebook I dont think that I will use that ruleset though.

The Eisenhorn books are good fun.  I have the Ravenor trilogy lined up to start soon.

Im looking forward to seeing more of this stuff.

[Chaos Wolf]

Wonderful work on this project!! I'm looking forward to seeing more.

[Monkeychild]

Cheers Dudes, completely agree that its the fluff that makes 40k, loved the early rogue trader back ground like the starchild, the sensei, squat auxiliaries , beastmen ( in particular " beastman bad! naughty beastman, make emperor angry!") and for the same reason I love all the new Dan abnett stuff, Eisenhorn then the Ravenor trilogy carried that on, haven't got the first Bequin novel yet but from what Ive heard its more random goodness. Lord of the night is a really good read too, its seen from the point of view of a traitor marine and an inquisitors underling set in an imperial hive world.

Some nasty gribblies for the emperors servants to get eaten by

[Major_Gilbear]

Wow, some super stuff there Monkeychild! 

I'd also like to point you to the new cultists from the Dark Vengeance 40k starter (you can get them cheap from Ebay or such) as an excellent source of Dan Abnett-esque 40k goodness which I think would fit right in with your figs. 

[hubbabubba]

Great.
Some lovely convertions in there and nice PJs too.
I particularly like what you've done with the placcy 40K guardsmen.
Keep them coming, I'll be watching this space eagerly.