the first noble on foot is amazing, the others are good but im loving the twin swords... its cool. painting is top notch, you use a similar style to mine for highlighting black though a but more refined. pip pip, one-eye

16 Saurus warriors should have been easy to kill as they would get absolutely no rank bonus if they were ranked up 4 by 4. it would help if we knew what you had in your force. However I would just recommend attacking from flanks and front at once... should do enough damage that their lack of rank bo...

Lano and Woodley all the way. And i second Dane Cook. Cheers, One-Eye

Considering you are bad with GS i would recommend getting silverhelm legs and attaching a DE warrior body. Then do a weapon swap and wala! Decent-ish highborn. Cheers, One-Eye

Whoa... upon reading the topic title I thought I might be disappointed. However, that truly is a very well painted army. I like the way the skin turned out on the noble. It should fetch a good price. Cheers, One-Eye

Here are some pics of my two nobles: http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a22/Khaladin/Warhammer/Warhammer023.jpg http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a22/Khaladin/Warhammer/Warhammer020.jpg Did them last year for my DE. The second pic has dodgy lighting though. Cheers, One-Eye

Wow that is a great male sorcerer! Can't wait to see it finished... I based mine on one of the beastmaster models although I like yours much better! Cheers, One-Eye

Hmm i seem to recall there being a conversion of some sort of C'tan into a nurgle DP in the Oz WD coverage of Dogcon. Might want to look that up? Think it was two or three issues ago. I myself converted Belakor but I only did a head swap and a weapon swap... anything else would be killing the detail...

Well you could always wait for the new 40k Nurgle DP to come out with Medusa V and then base it on that. Cheers, One-Eye

I painted my army in drow tones and i was very pleased with the results. The trick is to build it up fairly light. However, what some people do not understand with drow is that they live underground so they have black skin. So although it doesn't fit in with GW fluff after reading of Drizzt Do'Urden...

Wow i saw that on herdstone but i had no idea it was by you! Nice work! Although the only dodgy thing is that the club is awkwardly positioned. Cheers, One-Eye

twinkle was the blue sword although i agree he made it a little light. Drizzt does use a bow in the first trilogy but I think he loses it. It was just a little too much effort to remove I believe. Cheers, One-Eye

Hey all, my 17 year old brother asked me to take some pics on his recent conversion and so I did. It is a model based on the Forgotten Realms character Drizz't Do'Urden. Check the picture below for an example of what is looks like... feedback is welcome - I'll relay the info to him. http://i8.photob...

I do agree that the Atlanta entries seem to be sub-par and the europeans are all very good. However, I would say that the Australian GD winners are every bit as good as the European models. Take a look at this years winner's and see how good the NMM is on the winning WH Single miniature is. Patrioti...

The skirmishers fearing ranked units is ridiculous to be honest. It would severely cripple WE and BoC! Also if they are going to make it 5 wide frontage they should make movement trays to that size. Apart from that I am looking forward to them toning down the magic phase a little. cheers, One-Eye

yargh good to see an update from where you stopped posting on asrai.org can't wait to see a full;y painted pic. cheers, One-Eye

ah let us rejoice in the wonders of beasts. I would like to direct you all to the Herdstone website, it answers most of your questions and has several great tactical threads including an incredibly handy guide to all unit types. I am just beginning beasts and I look at an army list practically, i wo...

you could always use aneur, Sword of Twilight... he is aweome! cheers, One-Eye

These are some pretty fine models and i think that using gloss varnish on coloured armour is a great idea very lacquered looking. However in regards to matt varnish looking glossy this can happen if too much is used. hope this helps, One-Eye

wow MDK that is an exellent pegasus... and an awesome article! glad your on the herald. cheers, One-Eye

My DP conversion was a little complex but if you want to know how to make it i'll gladly comply

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a22/Khaladin/Warhammer/Warhammer022.jpg

cheers, One-Eye

i mayb would not use Malekith's claw. it is left handed for starters! i recently had the same dilemma and used a necron lord's claw. my model can be seen

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a22/Khaladin/Warhammer/Warhammer022.jpg

enjoy, One-Eye

that is a very good model! however, it looks very shiny. did you use gloss varnish? if so you should perhaps use matt varnish next time. the gold on the circlet is exellent but it does not seem that well done on the shield and hilt. This is perhaps because you cannot clearly see the studs or much sh...

perhaps the festering elves could be the elven equivalant of teenagers... i think Slaanesh suits us best but i don't like it one bit. Dark elves were founded by the son of the most Chaos-hating elf there was... doesn't make sense. as an aside, if slaanesh champions like pleasure how pleasureable cou...

i can empathize with you Assasin of Doom, but my problem is not that my models are bad but that i am finding it hard to continue to be original and i just doubt i will get much better. you need to find something inspiring that you wish you could paint and try and work towards that. Or think of a coo...