Converting Justaerin Terminators and Drepur's Wraithcreepers

Another few weeks of slow progress. But at least I built a few more miniatures and even managed to finish some Undead for my Age of Sigmar collection.

Pict 1190: Justaerin Terminators Kitbash

I have once again delved deep into the vaults and have returned with a sprue of Cataphractii, some MK IV heads and a few other assorted bits with the intention of building a retinue for Horus. You have to remove quite a bit of material to make the power armour heads fit but my trusty Dremel did most of the hard work. Once I get my preorder of the new big box, I might go back and add chain bayonets to them since the Forge World models have those.

Pict 1191: Drepur's Wraithcreepers

I also managed to finish highlighting these Glaivewraith Stalkers, that I had started a few months back. Always good to finish something and get it from the to do pile into the glass cabinet. I only recently realised that they are a team in Warhammer Underworlds (oh, the joys of getting your models second hand), but I will probably only use them in a modded version of Cursed City.

Two more Dwarven Royals and a bunch of Spooky Scary Skeletons

Only a little update today – I only managed to finish painting two miniatures, the missing Dwaves from my last post and then put on the base colours on some more Age of Sigmar miniatures.

Pict 1172: The Battle of Azanulbizar

Pict 1173: Thrór and Thráin II

Pict 1174: Thrór and Thráin II

Thrór and Thráin II will be the leaders of my Erebor dwarves. I have already experimented with allying Thrór with the younger Dáin and his Iron Hills dwarves for a hard-hitting Azanulbizar army and I'm looking forward to using Thráin as well.
Next up will have to be some more Dwarf Warriors!

Pict 1175: Sepulchral Guard and Wight King (WIP)

I also started once again on some more Undead miniatures, this time the rest of the Sepulchral Guard as well as the Wight King that was released at the tail end of Warhammer Fantasy. Again, they use the same colours as the Ulfenwatch, but the Wight King recieved a black cloak to set him apart from the normal warriors.

Pict 1176: Glaivewraith Stalkers (WIP)

At the same time, I also put the base colours and washes on these Glaivewraith Stalkers here. They might technically be from a different faction within the Death army, but I thought they should also fit in with my colour scheme. The spectral tendrils I found somewhat difficult, but for now the plan is to keep them mainly black and maybe even give them a coat of gloss varnish. We will see, how that turns out!