Paboook's Mordheim Corner

I would like to show you some of my numerous WIP Mordheim projects. Expect some pictures from time time, and check my gallery in the miniatures section if you are interested in my finished projects: https://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/t4032-paboook-s-gallery

Your comments and recommendations are welcome! Thanks  

Lets start with the trusty Reiklanders! (still have no idea about gang's name and story)

There is still lot to do with greenstuff, including necks of some miniatures The pictures are little bit blury. Sorry about that.

warriors with halberds & swordsmen




swordsmen with shields & marksmen




youngbloods & marksmen with crossbows




captain & champions

Nice greenstuff stuff!

VERY NICE START! You've got some interesting modifications in there with some fine G.S. touches. I always find that back-stories come while I'm painting; SO...have FUN painting!

Like mo said: Nice greenstuff stuuff, the bags in particular!

These guys look great! nice greenstuffing

Thank you all for positive response.

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I always find that back-stories come while I'm painting; SO...have FUN painting!

This will probably take some time as I enjoy converting much more than painting

Hahaha me too!

To be honest I have MANY more minis all based up, primed, & waiting for some paint than I have painted up. With moi it's more the lack of direction that goes with imminent senility.

Nicely done. Your conversions are simple but really effective and full of character. Love the addition of the puffy sleeves here and there, as well. Great work.

Thanks

Several years ago, I was really into starting a WH Chaos army. That was in the old days, when the armybook allowed to include beastmen, warriors of Chaos and deamons in one army. Now I am glad I ended just with few models, which look really good on the shelf

Anyway, it would be pitty to leave those furious beastmen without any use. Here are my conversions for the beastmen gang for the Empire in Flames setting (it's a pitty but they don't fit to the streets of Mordheim very well).

Some of the conversions (including little bit of greenstuffing) are hard to recognize, as some of the miniatures were already semi painted when I started .

Ungors with maces




Ungors with maces and shields

Like the ungors, the original plastic gors were just simple guys in waistcloth

Gors with swords




Gors with halberds

Warhounds of chaos




Shaman & another gor with sword (as an alcoholic beverages caddie, he is quite important member of the gang)

Champion with mace and sword & Chieftain




the original figures look like this:


Drunk centigor & Champion with double-handed weapon/halberd




An old picture of the second champion (based on the gor from the WH beastmen chariot):

COOL STUFF! The Dark Emissary is one of my favorite Citadel minis...I've done him up a few times & enjoyed the painting each time out. The Guy carrying the Group Libations I normally refer to as the Morale Officer...VERY important figure with a suitably cool mini to represent him. The rest of the crew likewise have a lot of potential. Have FUN with the Beasties!

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The Dark Emissary is one of my favorite Citadel minis...

Indeed!

The last member of the beastmen gang: the BIG guy

The Bully Boy looks TERRIFIC; all the additional paraphernalia adds to the Mordheim feel.

Hey! Haven't seen those Reiklanders before! Great work!
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Hey! Haven't seen those Reiklanders before!

I am sure you did These figures are little bit changed since you have seen them, especially the beastmen.

Some of my new "dirty dozen" Ostlanders, natives from the tiny Sigmar-forgotten village of Stinktdorf.

This gang is supposed to be a bunch of ugly, nasty and smelly rednecks. Whenever they get some warpstone or money, they buy expensive clothes and pieces of deluxe armour. But soon they wear just patched rags and their shiny weapons get rusty. Also, they drink a lot.

I have a feeling this will be my new favourite gang

1) Kin with sword and shield. He is packed with personal items like a man on road should be. I try to do them as much "realistic" as I imagine. Note the plate on left tight.






2) Jaeger with bow. Nice example of Ostlander "ragged luxury" clothing style.





3) Ruffian armed with club & almost finished bottle of very, very cheap liquir. That shiny piece of armour aroung his neck isn't bought for honestly earned money. He just met some drunk greenhorn from Marienburg the other day ...

A FINE group of ugly, nasty, smelly, ragged Rogues...you really got them looking the part. VERY NICE kit-bashing & G.Sing!

That GSing is inspirational - I might have to *ahem* 'borrow' the holes and patches ideas when I come to do my own Ostlanders...

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That GSing is inspirational - I might have to *ahem* 'borrow' the holes and patches ideas when I come to do my own Ostlanders...

You are welcome. I tried to claim copyright for holes and patches but somebody outran me for several centuries!