I just finished painting a unit of 20 barbarians that I will use for WHF 3rd edition Norse army or as Chaos thugs as well. These figures were sculpted by Mark Copplestone for Grenadier long ago but they are still a great purchase nowadays.
I primed them with Army Painter Barbarian Flesh primer and then washed them with Army Painter soft and strong tones. The magnetic bases are from Sally 4th.
I also will use some of them as berserkers for my Viking army...
...or as Conans for some CROM games. The one on the left could be a young Conan storming Fort Venarium and the one on the right a more mature Conan after visiting some cities in the South.
I am seriously thinking about buying a cavalry regiment for my Chaos army.
Fantastic work, great looking barbarians!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil! :)
DeleteBeautiful painting and basing.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jay. I have my doubts at basing as I usually go the easy method of flocking.
DeleteLove these models and the paintwork.
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking on the same Oldhammer barbarian army idea (with the same miniatures!)... I'll pretend I've exorcise it through you :P
No way. You have to buy and paint them without excuses :)
DeleteThese have been on my shopping list for years, this post only serves to boost them up the list. Great unit.
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely fantastic miniatures. Cheers Erny
DeleteBeautifully painted barbarians!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dean! :)
DeleteI bought these guys back in the day to use as proxy chaos thugs too :)
ReplyDeleteThey really are great minis.
Cheers.
Yes they are. I have to order some more; archers and a cavalry
DeleteThanks for the write up blacksmith, I love the paint job. One of the things I enjoy about selling these figures is seeing them "in the wild" ;-)
ReplyDeleteThey are still the best barbarian range in 28mm
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