Wizards

And finally these are two Wizards on foot that I have never used in a game and not sure I ever will, but they were lying around so I had to paint them.

It is a quick job using the main colours of the army. Worth mentioning that the lady had a staff that was broken during the 3D printing so I had to improvise. I think it is ok although not my best job...

 

Beast Pack (II)

This is a very simple paint job for another two beasts to be used for the Beast Pack unit.

Same models as before, quick and ready for the game.

 

Fire Raptor

And with this Fire Raptor I am done with all the miniatures I had pending from Legions Imperialis that have been waiting in a box for a couple of years!

It also means that I am done with all the projects I had planned for this year and it will be considered a successful year after a very bad 2025.

I am still going to paint a few more miniatures and hopefully a new Blood Bowl team.

 

Land Raider Spartan

After the Proteus update it is turn for the Spartans.

Now I remember I still need to paint one of them at 28mm scale...

Land Raider Proteus

It's been a while since my last post about Legions Imperalis... but I did not forget about the tiny tanks!

Here are three Land Raider Proteus that I got as a gift. They are 3D printed and from close up you can see small imperfections but when gaming they are practically the same as the real deal.

I painted them in the same way as I have done other tanks before.

Baggage Train and Objective Markers

I needed 4 Objective Markers and a Baggage Train for the Tournament so I quickly came up with this and painted it in a rush!

All the miniatures and objects used here came from my box of random stuff that I have kept for the past 20+ years with leftovers from all kinds of miniatures exactly for things like this.

Two of the Objectives were painted by my kids and I used them "as is", that's the statue of the lady by my oldest and the statue of the wood elf by my youngest. I purposely chose statue so they could just dry brush but then told them to glaze green on it, and they were free to do it - I think they had fun and they loved that I use one miniature painted by them in my games. I also like to do that!

Forest Dragon

Finally, here is the Army centerpiece, a Great Lord on Forest Dragon!

I think I have played literally all games of The Old World with this figure.

Because I was painting it for a Tournament I gave it a quick green basecoat with airbrush, followed by a few highlights and some shade with blue. I did not do a good job at the shadow and it messed up the basecoats, wich I needed to redo. I was very specific about having the Dragon in green and not other colour as I wanted it to blend in with the rest of the Army. In addition, I also gave some freehand on the wings with patterns that match those on the standards and clothing of the Glade Riders. I was unsure about it but I think it turned out great!