The rumours about a new Imperial Guard book being on the way sufficiently excited me to finally paint my Lord Commissar. I've always liked this model, and I'm looking forward to fielding him on my front lines, providing that unique brand of "encouragement" for which the Commissariat is rightly known.
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Saturday, 15 February 2014
In the Emperor's Name, Stand Your Ground!
The rumours about a new Imperial Guard book being on the way sufficiently excited me to finally paint my Lord Commissar. I've always liked this model, and I'm looking forward to fielding him on my front lines, providing that unique brand of "encouragement" for which the Commissariat is rightly known.
Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Artillery standing by.
More Guard, this time some reinforcements from the Manchesini 148th Artillery.
Left to paint:
2 Mortar Heavy Weapon Squads
2 Sentinels
1 Lord Commissar
I'm so close I can taste the finish line (tastes good!).
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Left to paint:
2 Mortar Heavy Weapon Squads
2 Sentinels
1 Lord Commissar
I'm so close I can taste the finish line (tastes good!).
Monday, 5 November 2012
Platoon no.2 Reporting!
More Guardsmen from the Asardis 61st!
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Getting close to the finish line with these guys now, which is a pretty good feeling. Should have it all done before the end of the year, then on to the next project!
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Armoured Fist
I always loved the old Armoured Fist Squad entry in Codex Imperial Guard, before it became that anyone and their aunt can have their own Chimera. Having one in my army doesn't really fit with the light infantry theme I'm going for, so I figured it would have to be included as assistance from a mechanised company. So here they are, a little mech support for my Asardis lads from the Indantium 29th Armoured Company.
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Tuesday, 9 October 2012
Guard on Parade.
Thought it's about time I get some pics of my Imperial Guard up. These were the guys I first started painting when I got back into the hobby just over a year ago, and at the time it was the most advanced paint scheme I had ever painted. Which doesn't say much.
Going back to them though I'm pleased with how they look, although simple in scheme they still make an impressive display on the board though I say so myself, and the simpler nature of the scheme has allowed me to paint more of them quickly.
So without further ado, I present the men of the Asardis 61st Light Infantry!
These red beret lads are my Company Command Squad, accompanied by a bright blue wearing liaison from the Manchesini 148th Artillery.
My purple beret platoon's Command Squad.
A and B squads of purple platoon.
Turquoise berets mark the light artillery squads.
Black berets for the Veteran Squad. Note the shotguns which are pretty terrible in 6th ed. Oh well, they still look cool :).
Lord Commissar Jacomo Maecantus.
Supporting drop troops (Storm Troopers) from the Helvardus 15th Airborne.
More pics to come, and next time I'll throw in a little fluff too!
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Going back to them though I'm pleased with how they look, although simple in scheme they still make an impressive display on the board though I say so myself, and the simpler nature of the scheme has allowed me to paint more of them quickly.
So without further ado, I present the men of the Asardis 61st Light Infantry!
These red beret lads are my Company Command Squad, accompanied by a bright blue wearing liaison from the Manchesini 148th Artillery.
My purple beret platoon's Command Squad.
A and B squads of purple platoon.
Turquoise berets mark the light artillery squads.
Black berets for the Veteran Squad. Note the shotguns which are pretty terrible in 6th ed. Oh well, they still look cool :).
Lord Commissar Jacomo Maecantus.
Supporting drop troops (Storm Troopers) from the Helvardus 15th Airborne.
More pics to come, and next time I'll throw in a little fluff too!
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