Chaos Marauders (Tzeentch)

Here my Chaos Marauders' Chieftain for my Mordheim warband.
NeRiGaL al-Jinn al Numas abd Harakhte, leader of the Cult of Harakhthe (Tzeentch) from the city of Numas (kingdom of Nehekhara)

COOL MINI! The green flames add an aura of evil to an already evil looking mini. VERY WELL DONE!

Very nice. I remember your WIP warband from the painting thread, good to see you posting again.

The warband was yet ready to paint, but only now I've found some guys for a mordheim campaign. So, now I'm finally painting the miniatures, next one should be the Seer. I've about 11 models in my Chaos Marauders warband.

Here the old topic about by WIP:
https://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/t2950-egyptian-arabian-fantasy-miniatures

very cool and evil looking guy! The burning sword is really well painted and I like his tzeentchian hat

Alex wrote:

very cool and evil looking guy! The burning sword is really well painted and I like his tzeentchian hat

He's following the old High Elf and Chaos Dwarf traditions of "He who is in charge has the biggest Hat/Helmet".

Yes, bigger is better in the Warhammer world

Here the original model from reaper I used:



and the Thousand Sons style I used for my conversion:



Here another topic when I started to write about my warband:
https://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/t2910-marauders-of-chaos-tzeentch

Great conversion work. I didn't recognize the original model at all. Though now that I'm reminded of it, I miss the bird, which would also have been a nice Tzeentchy touch.

The original model include two arms, one with the hawk and the other (that I used) with a scepter. I included the scepter because I prefer it.

Spectre76 wrote:

He's following the old High Elf and Chaos Dwarf traditions of "He who is in charge has the biggest Hat/Helmet".

the bigger the hat the better it is

The bird would have been cool but the scepter gives a royal look which seems appropriet for a warlord of tzeentch. although I first thougt his hand was burning

Here the miniature of Neferia, the Seer of the warband:

The Lady looks the part...nice brushwork particularly the skin tones & the scroll. VERY WELL DONE!

Here more miniatures: Two beastmen (Khnum & Tanis) and a champion (Apophis).

VERY WELL DONE! I really like the Croc(?) Beast Persons...the color choices & skin tones are EXCELLENT.

I like! Nice Egyptian theme. Glad to see that in something other than TK. Nicely done sir!

Very good work on all of the figures. Definitely a warband to be proud of.

Splendid! Like Nala I'm particularly fond of the skin tones. Care to share the recipe?

folketsfiende wrote:

Splendid! Like Nala I'm particularly fond of the skin tones. Care to share the recipe?

Thanks

Nothing of too complex. I simply used the GW wash devlan mud on some basic colors (Dark skin, Graveton Earth and Bestial brown) plus some highlighting with the basic color and a second/third highlighting with a mix of the basic color and white, some final corrections with the wash and the skin tone is ready. I've done the same with all the other colors.

Here other miniature: Nun the Condemded and two Marauders (Amir & Melchior) with bow:

EXCELLENT additions to the War Band. The face on Nun's armor is cool. With each post there is something new to notice; this time it's the shading & highlighting on the gold...VERY WELL DONE!

Here a picture of Sekhmet and his two warhounds Ammit & Sobek:



And the complete warband:

Nice "miniature-line-bashing". The Wargods-minis are interesting marauders and this is the first time the kroot-dogs fit in with their look. They otherwise are some of the ugliest gw-minis ever made imo but you made something out of them.

Rely cool warband
but were did you find the female beastmen

Congratulations; you created a VERY UNIQUE, & BEAUTIFULLY painted War Band. VERY WELL DONE!

DeafNala wrote:

Congratulations; you created a VERY UNIQUE, & BEAUTIFULLY painted War Band. VERY WELL DONE!

Heartily seconded! I envy the depth of colour you've accomplished.