This is a great cannon from game zone, spanish miniatures company. The 28mm crew figures fit in nicely with GW's figures. It is all metal and it was easy to assemble. steveb
Here are a few odds and ends that I have done; the first is a road warden (my interpretation of myself in the Warhammer world) armed with his trusty blunderbuss and tons of ammo
A witch hunter
A foot hero
Next is an engineer:
A hero to lead the troops,
A battle standard bearer fresh from Lustria;
Lustrian Expeditionary force Ship's crew halbadiers and detachments:
A unit of pygmy huntsmen, these fellows are armed with blow pipes and stealth.
a stirland noble takes the field with his household men, games keepers, huntsmen, poacher? woodsmen etc, also his hunting hounds accoutnant wine steward etc. basically everyone he doesn't trust to leave home alone. The men of stirland are happy to go for an excursion, meanwhile the wives of the men are busy at home taking care of business,
these are the elders of the pygmy tribe, they are all converted into long spears.
This is the 114th transport regiment. Every army needs a supply unit to bring the supplies forward to the troops and if necessary fight their way through to those in need. I was sitting on a group of Mordheim dregs and no idea what to do with them, when I put the fact that they look like they are carrying things and remembered the story of the supply coloumn in Iraq? that made a wrong turn and had to fight there way out of a bad situation. So I took the dregs and added stuff to them, (anything I could find) made a standard and created the 114th transport regiment. I count them as swordsmen.
This the a unit of swordsmen from the highlands of one of the mountainous provinces. They are converted from the old empire command legs and various militia bits and all. They were fun to do, but I remembered why I usually put my scots in grey trousers. painting plaid drives me crazy.
This is the Royal Marching band, they count as halberds, there is one detachment so far, the cheerleaders and they count as swordsmen. I am planning on making a drill team/honor guard/drill team rifle armed detachment but just haven't gotten around to it yet. The thought of white rifles scares me, or is it the chromed helmets?
This is a unit of converted Kislev infantry. The bodies are the wood elves from the original plastic Regiment, the heads are dwarf heads from the same box and a little gs work here and there. The second unit used the same bodies but for the head I used the goblin head from the same regiment box because the helmet worked for me.
This is a unit of the Marienberg Marines, they stayed loyal to the emperor when Marienberg split. Their commander Chesty says that his men are the best, they are all in demi armor with boarding sabres. Their motto is semper fracken moistus it means "always fracken wet"
this is the black fire pass snow patrol.
This is an Averland crossbow unit taking the field in defense of the Empire.
This is a regiment of sharpshooters, they were specially trained in Hochland and were issued a new Engineer college invention, the wondrous sausage and marshmallow roaster rifle attachment. Some say that engineer Roy L. Dufuss designed it so that he could stick his rifle in the ground muzzle down so that the butt stuck so that he could find his rifle in the tall grass. Any way the troops have found a new use for it, when recieving a charge they shoot first and then recieve the charge as spearmen their new roasting attachment being put to a useful use.
These are the warrior priests of Morr, they guard the temples and study the death and life lores. They also take
the field with the Priests and act as their body guards in the midst of battle.
This is my Kislev war altar for the priest of Ursus, there is an honor guard of archers/axemen that always marches with the altar.
This a Nuln pike unit with detachment.
I decided to use some Nordland units in my army, so I painted up these old GW crossbowmen. Lead is sometimes real fun to paint, its just a different feel than plastics.
This is a border regiment from Ostland/Kislev it kind of depends on what day of the week it is. They are all conversions, inspired by a Polish/Eastern European style Mordheim warband that I saw on a GW site. The banner is two sided and I had to glue on a mascot stand/filler to keep the standard from falling over.
These are some huntsmen that live off the land, they carry axes daggers and bows and anything edible that they can lay their hands on.
These are some regiments of the Reiksguard foot brigade. three are armed with swords one with mace/flail and the last is two handed swords.
This halbadier regiment is the Averland Canaries, they are 30 halberd strong with two 15 man detachments. they were based and dipped and then retouched. steveb
This is some heavy support for the Infantry, the cohen brothers, they put on a fine show when they go into combat.
This is the crypt builders regiment of the army of Morr, some one has to build the crypts to hold the dead and they occaisionally have to clear out uncooperative occupants. so I guess you could say that they are combat engineers of a sort. I had to make use of unit fillers, I acquired this box in a group deal and didn't feel like buying another so I built up their numbers with unit fillers.
this my ogre gun line with support ogres, proud to serve the Emperor.
This regiment is the Wissenland Pikes with detachments.
This regiment is the foot Knights of the Brotherhood of Morr, they are converted Chaos warrios.
This regiment is an Altdorf swordsmand regiment, the figure are old Battlemasters figures that have been converted by adding militia arms to the figure, they are not quite as tall as most figures but they do rank up and they were made by GW even though the game was sold by Milton Bradley, they are tornament elegible.
This crossbow regiment is from ostland, they were done as part of the front rank conversion contest and unit filler contest.
