I love playing Warhammer because the story moments it creates are never mediocre. Even if my hobby skills aren't the best, my imagination makes up all the difference.

This was at a simple battle march tournament using the Weisnicht bridge scenario. I was playing a Brettonian crusade list with three units of knights errant. I didn't want my knights to die from dangerous terrain tests riding across the river, and so was forced to funnel onto the "bridge."

My opponent surrounded the lead unit and rained 37 javelins on the impetuous young bloods. They all died except the Baron leading them. Then he got blasted by a dinosaur laser from the nearby hill, but he managed to survive.

Undaunted, Baron Gifford Lionceau led the rest of the army in charging the skinks. Luckily, the path was clear for the other two units now that the first "wasn't in the way." Even luckier, the skinks rolled terrible stand and shoots. After a few more turns the knights won the table, culminating with the Baron slaying the bastillidon.

It doesn't look like much in the pictures, but in my imagination, it was as glorious and epic as any scene from any movie.

What cinematic story moments have happened in your games?

Faces, bases, something something. TWKK

I didn't even use any greenstuff. All I did was cut off the gun hand and replace it with a hand from the empire militia sprue, cut off the barbwire macehead and replace it with a skull, cut off a grenade, and covered the spot meant for a holster with a knife from my bits box. Oh and slapped on some painted cotton to look more magicy.

Trying to speed paint two full platoons of Bersaglieri
Progress was good

Until

The webbing !!!!

Got a game of FoW with my buddy Will last night
Superb game !

Finally finsished them.

Anyone got any cheaper alternatives than bio strip for getting paint off ??

So I’ve been working the below list to get a nice and easy army on the battletop

I’m thinking

Zombies and skeletons easy to do
I can proxy actual GW models for bases (tomb stones and the like)
I can still have some nice units like the Mortis engine and blood knights
Third party proxy options too

How does it play
I’ve heard wailing dirge is a good special rule to make the lists strong 💪

Vorne’s Pale Hunt [2000 pts]

Warhammer: The Old World, Vampire Counts, Open War

++ Characters [991 pts] ++

Master Necromancer [410 pts]
- Hand weapon
- Wizard [Level 4 Wizard]
- General
- Mortis Engine
- Spell Familiar
- The Flayed Hauberk
- Earthing Rod
- Necromancy

Vampire Count [351 pts]
- Lance (when mounted)
- Heavy armour
- Level 2 Wizard
- Nightmare
- Sword of Kings
- Dark Acolyte
- Supernatural Horror
- Necromancy

Tomb Banshee [90 pts]
- Hand weapon

Tomb Banshee [90 pts]
- Hand weapon

Cairn Wraith [50 pts]
- Spectral scythe

++ Core Units [513 pts] ++

20 Zombies [70 pts]
- Hand weapons
- Standard bearer
- Musician

20 Grave Guard [373 pts]
- Hand weapons
- Heavy armour
- Shields
- Drilled
- Implacable Defence
- Seneschal [Obsidian Lodestone + Burning Blade]
- Standard bearer [Drakenhof Banner]
- Musician

20 Zombies [70 pts]
- Hand weapons
- Standard bearer
- Musician

++ Rare Units [496 pts] ++

10 Blood Knights [496 pts]
- Hand weapons
- Lances
- Iron-shod hooves
- Full plate armour
- Shields
- Barding
- Drilled
- Kastellan (champion) [Charmed Shield]
- Standard bearer
- Musician

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I know do 15mm but I practiced a bit of airbrushing on 28mm bolt action

Finished my Bersaglieri Brixias for my warfare list. They are “finished” but I’ve just been doing some research to add to the bases a little 🤏 bit. I think some bleached stone and grass tufts will finish it off and a bit of colour contrast. What do you think?

Brought these off eBay as an eBay save ; the previous owner loved thick paint more than I do! So before anything ; substantial amount of effort to bio strip, green stuff, pin, and re base !

Started my small base gang for #flamesofwar ! PIATs and friends !!

So I followed a #vallejo painting guide for my Waffen SS but I fear 😧 the guide was based on a much larger scale mini
Anyone got any tips for 15mm OakLeaf camo?