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Well here's the start of my Altdorf Talabecland army:

on the picture
Captain on foot (6th edition command sprue + greatsword head)
Captain on barded warhorse (not yet finished, contains bits from 7 different boxes; my biggest conversion so far)
20 swordsmen, full command (standard bearer not yet finished) (Thanks to Obi who sent me legs for the champion)
12 plastic greatswords (new plastic box + 2 conversions)
other miniatures
Reiksguard command, I use them as my greatsword command models (and I owe these to Marek, who gave them to me for free)
5 metal greatswords (6th edition models)
7 knights panther



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Just a few basic colors on greatswords and that's all.

I'll post more (hopefully better) pictures tomorrow... The general looks kind of awkward on the second picture.

Happy Easter everyone !

And here's the first finished figure :

   

Happy Easter everyone !

And here's the first finished figure :

   

Awsome, a unit of theese will look ace

Nice work just make better base (little bit of sand and after that grass will do job) 

Nice work on that knight, looks really clean and dynamic...

Thinking about moving to Talabecland...





Panther Knights:
- about 50% done, I guess.


Blazing Sun (inner circle knights)


Greatswords:
- bagpiper musician in the making
- I'm not that satisfied with the banner as it looks too simple. I have a new idea and I'm probably going to change it.


Warrior priest:
- still a lot of work left on this guy



Wizards:
- Gold, Bright, Celestial
- Bright wizard still needs a collar. Maybe even new shoulderpads.

Thanks a lot! 

Yes,  BA Sanguinary Guard heads.
It reminded me of Balthasar Gelt and I felt that it would be appropriate for the gold wizard.
And the other one is on Blazing sun knight champion because I saw something similar in the Uniforms and Heraldry book.

I like the use you did with  knight legs on your GS.
I did almost the sane for mine.

Thanks! 
Yes, knightly order legs make them somehow closer to full plate armor, don't they?

So after a year or two, I finally found some time to start painting the models I've so zealously hoarded.   

And for practice, here's an almost finished dwarf cannon. The cannon itself and a few leather details still need to be finished.
I've even tried setting up a light box, but my new camera seems to be utter crap. It just eats up all the contrast and colour levels, and the pictures seem to be too red.
Any suggestions how to fix that?

Thanks.

And here's a witchunter. I still need to scrape of that chaos icon and sculpt a codpiece.

By doing this I'm probably qualifying as a necromancer and an enemy within (rasing a thread that's been dead for three years), but I'll have to risk that. 

So, I'm proud to say that after may years I've successfully moved to Talabecland!
And I'm slowly batch painting my army.

The first guy I want to show here is an ordinary GW Empire Captain.
I loved the style of this miniature so much that I had to buy as soon as it was released.


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I got this second guy as a surprise when I was buying a bunch of used random miniatures. He was in a pretty bad shape, so I decided to fix him.


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They both still need some finishing touches. I was thinking of trying out wet blending on those capes.
But anyways, that's my army scheme and I think I'm happy with my choice this time.

Love the Witch Hunter!