Chaos Demons

Hello,

ok, not really a Mordheim warband, but but but...

They COULD be used in Mordheim, as encounters or whatever. So here we go:



Mold lines... don't mention them, I know. I *swear* they were not there before I primed the minis.

Ooooo, I like those sculpts; what are they from? And nice paintjob, BTW.

VERY COOL MINIS...Heresy? LOVE those mold lines; er...veins. FINE looking paint job. They could be War Hounds for a Witch Hunter Gone Bad War Band. VERY WELL DONE!

Those aren't veins they're BATTLE SCARS!

Hehe I guess the mold lines on that hound couldn't go unnoticed
But still, great paint job, and yes, they would be a great addition to Mordheim, abomination hounds.. possessed hounds.. special fluff encounter.. hell, many possibilities!

Grumm999 wrote:

Ooooo, I like those sculpts; what are they from?

They are part of the Chaos army from Gamezone Miniatures. Extremely cool minis with lots of detail (and mold lines from hell... ).

If you want to buy them, be careful to get cavalry bases too, they come without bases (and need to be pinned to the base to hold well).

And you should have some green stuff lying around as well - two legs of each mini are glued on, and if you look closely you can see where I had to patch up the gap. No problem unless you don't have any.

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The minis are matte, the bases glossy - kind of a wet tar or whatever.

SomeOrc wrote:

They are part of the Chaos army from Gamezone Miniatures. Extremely cool minis with lots of detail (and mold lines from hell... ).

If you want to buy them, be careful to get cavalry bases too, they come without bases (and need to be pinned to the base to hold well).

The Game Zone pieces I've been lucky enough to get have come with clear bases...why clear is beyond moi, but they're fairly useless .

The Spawn look GREAT...even for a non-Chaos type like myself. VERY nice use of the kit AND you painted them up WONDERFULLY WELL! GOOD JOB!

SomeOrc wrote:

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The minis are matte, the bases glossy - kind of a wet tar or whatever.

Wow! those are amazing!! the shades are just the right tone, the flesh and bones are great! what painting technique did you use?

and I kind of like the glossy edges, that should make them stand out in a gaming board!

thanks for sharing!

Well done on the spawn. I think that kit is possibly the most fun to assemble that I've ever come across, and an absolute must for anyone looking to do chaos conversions.

Those are wonderful paint jobs on very characterful minis. I like them a lot! Both the dogs and the spawns look stunning. Very well done!

Now I'd love to see them on an equally beautiful gaming board, engaged in action with some warband members.

I'm afraid the "board" part will have to wait a few weeks, but will absolutely try to get some scenic shots.

Thanks for the encouraging comments.

Those are some nice looking minis, all mold lines aside!

Whoa, nice collection of monsters you have!

The Gamezone hounds are great minis and they CAN be used in Mordheim - I do have some of them myself and I want to use them with my undead warband. I dont like their rules very much, but the minis can strike fear in my opponent´s heart!

Seriously, remove mouldlines! It can be hard and time-consuming with metal minis, but the plastic ones are really easy! Your minis will improve very very much.

SomeOrc wrote:

Mold lines... don't mention them, I know. I *swear* they were not there before I primed the minis.

Yes, I know.

And, for a little update... I do have 20 "Pink Horrors of Tzeentch" in the works for this little side project. Compared to the models up there the Pink Horrors (original GW models) are... well... rather simplistic affairs with much less detail, lending themselves not at all to my painting approach for these guys (which depends very much on sculpted features due to lots of washing). So, I can't really get the above color scheme to work, and I fear they will become more colorful, in lieu of their name ("PINK").

Those look great.

Mold lines are always a problem.

The only way I have seen to truely get rid of them is to go over each piece several times with a blade, and a pin file. Then before you prime fill any cracks in it with green stuff. Then if that doesn't work, lay the paint on thick in spots to hide any lines.