The Scourge of the Most Unholy and Blasphemous Horrors...

Their full name is "The Scourge of the Most Unholy and Blasphemous Horrors that Dwell Within the Walls of Yorkheim.  A Crusade Against Evil By The Order of the Templars of Sigmar".   Mostly, we call them 'The Scourge' (ridiculously long warband names are something of a tradition for my Witch Hunters - I blame Bal-Sagoth).

These guys are the current members of my warband after several sessions of our Yorkheim campaign.



My flagellants, the Doomsayers, along with a warhound and Witch Hunters Goodfaith Marlowe and Damnation Harker.  Newly promoted flagellant hero Doomsday Chylde finishes the group.



My heroes and hired swords.  Up front are Filbert Tosscobble, the Halfling Scout, and Malgrim One-Eye, the Dwarf Trollslayer.  In the back row in addition to those already mentioned are Witch Hunter Nehemiah Graves, Captain Silence Temple and the Warrior Priest Reverend Mordecai Bleak.



Graves and Temple again, along with my other warhound and Zealots the Righteous Brothers (and Rev. Bleak's hammer, though he's mostly obscured by a mace)



This photo shows all the heroes together.

I've got a few other Witch Hunter models not in these photos as I'm not currently using them, and I've got a load of other warbands in various stages of painted.  When I finally get round to sorting them, I might post more photos.

I've also got a few photos from a couple of our campaign's multiplayer games.  If I have time I'll write up some battle reports, but no promises there as I'm quite busy at the moment.

Nice choice of models and great execution in painting them    

I use the Redemptionist with the big axe as a flagellant in my Witch Hunter warband, too.

Naturally I'm in favor of more Battle Reports.

The Band of Old Lady Burners looks TERRIFIC. GREAT WORK!    


I think you will get a better response to your photos is you post the photos rather than a link...for one thing it would make matching your descriptions to your photos easier. 
It looks like you have your photos in a Google Album; if so, just right click the image & select copy image. Come back here put the cursor where you want the photo & hit Ctrl V.   

My web-fu is not strong. However attempting to get the photos in the post when it isn't stupid o'clock in the morning and I still have more of my wits about me has yielded results

Your perseverance & self sacrifice has paid off. The Righteous Fellows look WONDERFUL in their new home. AND you have a FINE hand for lettering. VERY WELL DONE!   

Nice conversion on the priest (?) with the brazier.