I think the major project I'll undertake in 2023 is likely to be a 28mm Medieval army. My club is planning a Warhammer Ancient Battles tournament which I may well become involved in. The tournament details are yet to be decided, so while I await that I've decided not to take on a new project, but rather tidyup and finish off some other armies. Notably, I want to finally get all my Space Marines finished. I still have a bunch of second hand stuff in boxes, and also I have much of my more modern Primaris figures to do. I just don't like these new figures as much as the old ones, but I still want them finished.
So, I dug around in the bitz boxes and discovered a whole bunch of additional bikers. These, together with some unpainted assault marines got done fairly quickly.
I then found a bunch more bikers! I guess at some point I was keen on making a fast moving combat bike force.
Anyway, here's the finished figures.
More unit leaders/commanders. One flag is freehand. the others have transfers from Skumb4g Kustoms. I need to get some Microsol/Microset solution to get these transfers looking a bit better. |
Two small units of assault marines, one without jetpacks and one with all lightning claws. |
The bikee wing. I had a few already done but I've completed the rest and rebased them. That attack bike (sidecar) heavy bolter's barrel needs drilling out I think. |
I used some old 10mm scale Franco-Prussian War banners for the pennants. |
And here are the figures currently a "work in progress".
This is an old sculpt of the Ravenguard space marines leader "Kayvaan Shrike". I think at one point I was planning a Ravenguard army but never got around to it. He'll do for an assault leader. |
In addition to this, I'm also rebasing those miniatures that have different basing. At one point I was doing the bases as "grey rock", but I never liked it as its colour shade blended in to the dark blue of the marines. I also have a fair few models with banner poles but no banners, so they'll all get a nice flag I think.
See the rest of the army here.
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