| Terrorgheist
Not my favorite paint job - only a few colors and alot of gray. I did like painting the guts and muscles though. The Terrorgheist hasn't fought in a battle yet, and therefore has not earned a name or reputation. I'm thinking off adding something to his base too, just to make it more interesting. |
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| Banshee
Grandma-ma was an experiment in washes for me. To keep her looking ethereal, I primed white and gave her a few washes. It turned out okay; I'll reserve final judgement until after she has a crew of wraiths to accompany her. |
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| Blood Knights
The Blood Knight models are ludicrously expensive, and I like the new Chaos Knight models, so I opted to use a conversion for my Blood Knights. After my initial paint job I thought they looked too much like Khorne knights, so I added some zombie bits and severed heads to make them look more at home among the gory masses. |
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| Varghulf a.k.a. The Super Beast a.k.a. The Creature of the Wheel. A Skrag the Slaughterer model with a few extra bitz attached, including a legless horse chained to his back as an on-the-go snack in case he gets hungry mid-battle. Unfortunately the Beast has an insatiable appetite for the dead, so the Count chained two large bells around his neck so the bloody monster can't sneak up on him and eat him. | |
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| The Black Coach a.k.a. Dragula. You can't tell from the pics, but the lyrics to "Dragula" are scrolled around the base of the horses' barding. The original skeleton horses with ponytails looked stupid, so I replaced them with tougher steeds. Ole Dragula likes to nap in the back of the coach as it tears around the battlefield, and on occasion thecoach has actually maxed out on upgrades from stealing power dice (usually against other VC armies). | |
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