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[Hewlett]

Aloha!

Sorry das ich mich erst jetzt melde, die letzten 2 Wochen stand Diablo 3 wegen Season 5 auf meiner PrioritĂ€tenlisten ĂŒber dem
malen. Ich wollte schon immer mal nen Kreuzritter spielen... macht unglaublich viel Spass. ^^

UntÀtig war ich aber nicht, ich habe einen 12er Trupp Blood Reaver (Krieger) bemalt und dem 10er Trupp auf 12 Mann aufgestockt:







Der Varanguard Warlord steht als nÀchstes an.



Ich habe mir mal nebenbei die ersten Age of Sigmar Romane gekauft in der Hoffnung mal ein bischen Hintergrund aufzuschnappen... Nunja:


\"Gates of Azyr\" ist ein Schlachtenporno, kurz gesagt. Wir lernen das Khorgus Kul und Vandus Hammerhand sich von frĂŒher kennen als Vandus noch
Vendall Blackfist genannt wurde und der HÀuptling seines Stammes war. Khorgus gelang es nicht Vendall zu töten bevor dieser von Sigmar zu sich
geholt wurde und ist, Überraschung, noch immer ziemlich schlecht auf ihn zu sprechen. Achja: Khorgus hat Agressionsprobleme...

\"Borne by the Storm\" entwickelt die Geschichte aus Gates of Azyr weiter und es wird weiterhin 90% des Buches gekÀmpft. Abgesehen davon lernen wir Ionus
ein bischen besser kennen und das er mit einer Tube Sekundenkleber fast jeden Sigmariten wieder zusammenstzen kann...Jactus Goldenmane, der
Lord Celestrant der Goldenmanes stirbt im Zweikampf gegen Khorgus, der damit seinen SigmaritenschĂ€del fĂŒr die SchĂ€delpyramide bekommt und sich
so seinen DĂ€monenstand verspricht. Dieser Plan wird aber von Vandus durchkreuzt und Khorgus steht am Ende wie einer der Superschurken aus
alten Cartoons auf seiner Pyramide und schwört ewige Rache...

\"Storm of Blades\"... Ja... wem bei dem ersten Kapitel und Caerans /Thostos Bladestorms Powerpose nicht das einfÀllt dem kann ich auf nicht helfen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKm6z-7PCWA

Ich weis, die alte Serie ist besser aber die neue passt einfach besser zu AoS...

Weiter als das erste Kapitel bin ich bisher nicht, ich halt euch mal auf dem laufenden...

[Hewlett]

Heho!

Er ist fertig:

Chaos Warlord Urkanath






Einfach mal zum Spass der GrĂ¶ĂŸenvergleich mit anderen berittenen Modellen...



Jap, er ist groß. ^^

[Stratego]

Das ist kein Reiter sondern ein Monster in meinem Maßstab :O

Gesendet von meinem X9 mit Tapatalk

[Hewlett]

Die Platte ist ĂŒberarbeitet:


Die Wrathmonger (Berserker bei den Wikingern) sind fertig:

[DonVoss]

Wirklich tolles Projekt...gefÀllt mir super.

Juckt einem gleich in den Fingern da was den eigenen Fantasy-Resten zu machen...

Matte und GelÀnde finde ich auch Klasse!

DV

[Hanno Barka]

Ganz großes Tennis!  :thumbsup:  - motiviert mich zur Weiterarbeit an meinen Marienburger Girls

[Hewlett]

Hab ja lange nichts mehr geupdatet...

Fotobombe!!

Kriegsherr:



Nekromant:



Elite 1:



Elite 2:



Krieger 1:



Krieger 2:



Streitwagen 1:



Streitwagen 2:



Große Kreatur:



\"Banshee\":



GelÀnde:









Nicht unbedingt fĂŒr Khemri geeignet aber trotzdem gebaut:

[Hewlett]

Aloha!


Mal wieder ein kleines Update: Ein Behir



Appearance

Behirs look like huge, sinewy, sleek reptiles covered in scales of
various blue hues. These creatures can easily reach 40 feet in length
and weigh up to 4,000 pounds, but are surprisingly agile—easily able to
outpace a human, they are even graceful climbers that can almost slither
across the dry cliffs of their desert homes. A behir\'s six pairs of
legs provide for fast and dexterous movement; when not in use, the behir
curls its legs in against its body. The behir\'s head also sports an
impressive set of curved horns.

Habitat and ecology

Behirs inhabit the deserts of Golarion with a noticeable preference
for lairing on mountains, cliffs, and hills surrounding or within the
desert. Many behirs prefer high-elevation lairs with expansive views as
they consider everything they can see from their lair to be their
territory. Behirs are incredibly territorial, defending their hunting
grounds with bestial force and their potent lightning breath.

Despite their savage tendencies, behirs are more than simple animals.
They are proud, powerful sentient creatures, though admittedly quite
dim. It is possible to negotiate with a behir to enter or pass through
its territory, but they tend to attack first and ask questions later.
Anyone seeking to deal with a behir needs to make their offer quickly
and impress the behir enough that it does not immediately attack.

Much like the dragons they resemble, behirs are covetous and greedy.
Some research suggests that due to their similar appearance, behirs may
be somehow related to the conniving blue dragon. True dragons are quick
to dismiss this, citing the behir\'s relative lack of intelligence as
clear proof that they are not related. This has created a great deal of
enmity between behirs and dragons, and most behirs will attack a dragon
with a level of ferocity impressive even for such an angry creature.

The presence of a large number of behirs deters dragons from settling
in an area. Many who live in places like the Brazen Peaks of northern
Katapesh believe the many local behirs are responsible for the
relatively small number of dragons within the mountain range.

[Hewlett]

Der EulenbÀr:




   Owlbear

   Origins

The origins of this strange race are a subject of debate amongst scholars.
Perhaps the most widely accepted tale is that of the Spurned
One, a mysterious creature who according to legend created all kinds of
monstrosities using transmutation magic possibly learned from the dark
fey. Most of these creatures died soon afterwards, but the owlbears
escaped and were able to breed true.
Another theory is that a magical accident occurred when a
wizard with an owl familiar summoned a dire bear in an area with strong
background transmutation magic. This \"arcane dislocation\" resulted in
the creatures merging to form an owlbear. Obviously, this would have had
to have happened more than once in order to create a new race, and the
theory also has to explain what happened to the rest of the owl and the
bear—no one has ever seen a \"bearowl\" made up from the parts which were
not used in the owlbear.
It is also known that the realm of the fey, the First World,
contains many bizarre creatures, believed to be the prototypes of most
of the life on the Material Plane. There are owlbears in the First
World, although these are even more bizarre, in that they have wings.
From this it can be inferred that owlbears are actually natural
creatures of the Material Plane; that owlbears are rejected First World
prototypes that somehow managed to migrate to the Material Plane;or that
owlbears are indeed of magical origin, but a First World inhabitant was
so taken with them he decided to introduce them into his home realm,
after making a few \"improvements\".

   Ecology

   Owlbears mate for life—if one partner dies, the other may
retain the body for some time afterwards. They lay eggs, and the
hatchlings become adults after two years. The parents become even more
ferocious in defence of their young, if such a thing is possible.
The vast majority of owlbear encounters are with solitary
adults or a mated pair. However, occasionally they band together in
packs of up to eight. Sometimes this is due to a particularly powerful
owlbear, which has managed to temporarily gather together a gang of
lesser followers. These packs may also form in response to being hunted;
this makes the occupation of owlbear hunter even more dangerous than it
otherwise would be.


Mit GrĂ¶ĂŸenvergleich:

[ImUrDentist]

Tolle Minis, die du hier zeigst. Der Owlbear ist ja mal riesig, von welchem Hersteller ist der?
Am besten gefĂ€llt mir deine Khemri (heißen die noch so?) Truppe fĂŒr Saga mit passendem GelĂ€nde!
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