[MORDHEIM] Marauders of Chaos & Norse Explorers (Tzeentch)

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Here my warband of Chaos Marauders (from Border Town Burning unofficial supplement) for Mordheim.

The Background of this warband, is an ancient Tzeentch/Eagle cult (cult of Harakhthe) from the city of Numas (where living and undead live together) in Nehekhara. I used an egyptian style, with some conversions in "Thousand Sons" design.

My Chaos Marauders' Chieftain & Familiar
NeRiGaL al-Jinn al Numas abd Harakhte, leader of the Cult of Harakhthe (Tzeentch) from the city of Numas (kingdom of Nehekhara)



Neferia, the Seer of the warband and two marauders:


Two beastmen (Khnum & Tanis) and a champion (Apophis):


Nun the Condemded and two Marauders (Amir & Melchior) with bow:



Sekhmet (champion) and his two warhounds Ammit & Sobek:


a new hero (after gaining experience):


another beastman:


Marauders of Chaos:



Chaos Spawn:


Adisa, a "Witch" (soldier of fortune) that I could use in the warband:


Giacomo Goldoni an imperial assassin (soldier o fortune):


some pictures of complete warband:

[wolfen]

Love the use of the Wargods minis. Great job all round.

[warburton]

Very nice. In particular I like the skin on Adisa, the witch/mercenary.

Great work.

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Thanks  
I enjoyed to use different types of miniatures (and conversions) for my warband, not the boring plastic chaos marauders/warriors from GW.
I used miniatures from Reaper, Wargods of Aegyptus, Warmachine, WH40k, Freeboter & Scibor. I played and enjoyed a nice mordheim campaign with these miniatures.

[DeafNala]

Having seen them develop slowly to a WONDROUS finale on T.B.M.F., seeing the completed War Band all in one fell swoop is quite a startling, dramatic entrance. No matter the presentation, they are VERY WELL DONE!

[von Lucky]

Very nice painitng.

Which manufacturer makes Adisa?

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Very nice painitng.

Which manufacturer makes Adisa?

Reaper Miniatures  


14512: Rhasia, Zombie Master

[Elbows]

Absolutely beautifully done.  I'm no fan of the ridiculous Chaos sculpts from GW so this is a really refreshing take on the rules/use.  Very nice.  I'd like to get some Mordheim in some time, been a while.  Thanks for sharing!

[aggro84]

Nice looking warband. Very well painted!
I like the sourcing you did for the different figs.

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Thanks it's was a fun to create this warband, I like to do some personal work, so I'm sure nobody have a warband as mine
I choice mordheim after I understand I could use all miniature I want from different producers (so not only some boring GW miniatures), the rules are nice too, but only If you play a campaign  

I had more miniatures with an egyptian style that wait from years, so I considered how to use them. I finally decided to create a new warband, an ally that I could use with my usual Marauders of Chaos warband. I chose a Norse Explorer warband, because it's fine for the models I yet have and nice with the rules.
Here the pictures from the Norse Explorers warband, I include there because they have the same egypian/khemri bacground and style.

Jarl (High Priestess of Harakhte)


bondsmen(Acolytes)



Berserkers


Ulfwerener


Wolves (lions)


the warband

[DeafNala]

Although I now have Steve Martin's King Tut playing through my mind, the Egyptian Chaos followers are SPLENDIDLY DONE! The Ladies are STUNNING BEAUTIES...even Ulfwerener. GREAT WORK!

[Steve63]

Lovely work and excellent selection of figures 

[Beowulf]

Amazing work! I really like your selection of miniatures. The Wargods' minis are spot on.

[thenamelessdead]

Excellent theme, I always like to see people trying Tzeentch or Slaanesh. Spot on! Just goes to show how stupid GW are in the failure to exploit the potential of their own world.

[powerfrog99]

Hi, this really great stuff  , don't know how I missed that in the first place 

I'd really like to know the manufacturer of the Tanis beastman (beastwomen actually) in the 3rd picture

cheers Thomas