The Analogue Hobbies painting challenge is over for another year. That music may have stopped but my brushes kept going with more additions to the undead force that I'm building for Midgard.
Five new Vampires join the court to add to the Nosferatu painted earlier.
It's very impressive, but I doubt she'll see any action in any of our regular club games, it would only be fair to warn an opponent in advance.
This Vampire is another lovely figure, although my plan of a blood red cloak does rather ruin the effect of the blood dripping from his left hand!. It's the time of year you need to be careful when varnishing outside, looks like something got stuck on his collar!
Another model of Her Ladyship, this time mounted on a Zombie horse.
The third vampire wears the skin of a slain beast, not sure why but I thought that strawberry blonde woudl suit him.
A third version of Her Ladyship, this time on foot walking over what appears to be the door of the crypt she just emerged from.
A unit of Vampire Knights in the quest to slake their thirst for blood.
Now I have these, the skeleton knights that were my heavy hitters in the previous game will be downgraded to support them.
A pair of Überwald Blacks to transport the Vampires to their next destination.
I painted the horses zombie rather than skeletal.
You can never have enough brainless zombies, so I've added a third unit.
The undead lack any light infantry troops to skirmish ahead and cover rough ground, so I added a couple of units of Ghouls to the mix.
I'm not keen on how these turned out, some of the "I'd like a green tinge to the flesh" has come out as green flesh.
Cromarty Forge do lovely Gothic church and graveyard so I bought the STL files and a chum printed them off for me.
The church did not print out so well at the first attempt so I bodged a load of green-stuff into the bad bits to make the ivy you see on this wall.
One of the gargoyles also did not come out, but that painted up as appropriate wear and tear.
The churchyard is lovely with three mausoleums and lots of graves.
Not sure if the gates are keeping Her Ladyship out or have failed in their task of keeping her in!
I thought I'd do some themed mighty deeds for our games, so a pack of Greenstuff World skulls were purchased and given a wash of soft tone.
I also made a killing zone template, in theme with the force it's a dilapidated graveyard.
This is pretty much all the undead done - 23 units and 16 characters. I can likely field more than enough for our club games of Midgard that are usually at about 300-400pts with plenty of alternate options available.
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