I think I might have another HOTT date lined up for Sunday, so we’ll see how it works out then…
(Remember: click on the pictures for a bigger version)


These are GW Wood Elf Glade Riders that I got a sprue of in a trade. In the trade I got a whole bunch of single sprues of this and that. I was wondering what the hell I’d do with them all when I got them. They’ve turned out pretty handy for making HOTT stands (Thanks Sean!)
Coming soon on Tim’s Miniature Wargaming Blog:
I’ve still got the Silverhelms on the painting table and some goblinses and dwarfsies….
My goal is to be able to field a Dwarf and an Orcsie-Goblin army by the end of February (in addition to the Elf, Viking and Saxon ones I can currently field…). It’d be nice if I could crank out another and be able to filed three a side for the Wargaming Birthday Bash… Hmmmm I don’t think it’s going to be orcs… too many HORDES! Maybe some more Vikings…?
Through March and April I’ll crank out an Undead and Norman army (assuming I ever GET the Norman Army – Nudge, nudge…). That will leave May to build some strongholds, more terrain squares, and a few more optional extras for the various armies…
Nice elf horsies! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have some glade riders from back when they were metal riders and plastic horses for my old wood elf army.
Nice horses; are you using a wash on top of the paint or just highlighting and black lining?
ReplyDeleteBob in Edmonton
Thanks Guys!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever used washes. I under paint with black gesso and then paint on colours leaving an outline of black where I want some definition. Quick-simple-effective. I'm all about "getting there fastest with the mostest".
Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI've included this in my round-up of the week's best gaming posts.