Indomitus Necrons

Recently, Dusan from Warbrush studio has painted another set of Necron miniatures for me - the ones from the "Indomitus" box. If you follow this blog, you may have seen the pictures of the first batch of Necrons that Dusan painted a few months ago (original post can be found here). Back then, we defined a colour scheme for the whole army and these minis were (naturally) painted in the same way. Now I can say that my army is complete - and I can't wait to put these gorgeous models on the table. I should play my first game with Necrons (and my first WH40K 9th edition game) in the following weeks, so expect to see some battle reports soon!

 

 

 

Chaos Marauder Horsemen

Dusan from Warbrush studio has recently painted some more miniatures for me - this time, it was 10 Chaos Marauders Horsemen for my Slaves to Darkness army. I know that these models may look a bit "outdated" compared to the more recent miniatures (because this plastic kit has been around for a while and the general aestethic has changed), but I really like them a lot. Generally, I plan on using them in Everchosen, Knights of the Empty Throne and (of course) Ravagers lists, as a mobile unit that can take objectives quickly. It would be especially cool to have them along with Varanguard and Chaos Knights in all-cavalry Knights of the Empty Throne army (and I am planning to try that soon). Here's a couple of pictures:

Necrons are here!

Some time ago (actually, about two years ago), my friend Aleksa gave me his Necrons as a gift - he wasnn't so invested in WH40K and he wanted to reduce the number of minis he had, so I ended up with a nice Necron force (made mostly out of models from Forgebane and Start Collecting sets). However, I was busy painting my other armies and so I kept delaying painting the Necrons. Since I have even less time for painting now, I decided to call people from Warbrush studio for help - they already painted some of my Khorne minis, so I knew their work was fantastic. 

I wanted my Necrons to look like they have slept a long time on one of their tomb-worlds so I gave Dusan from Warbrush studio a few references ad we talked about what the final colour scheme should be. What he came up with can be seen on the pictures below. I can only say that I am very satisfied and  that the models look just like I have imagined them. Oh, and Dusan is also working on Necron models from the "Indomitus" set, so I really cannot wait to see the final result and put my army together!