First for our OP links look ugly as fuck, we should do something.
Elijah Torres
That dog. How? Now.
David Bell
Dogs are a man's best friend. Unless they're a Bretonnian truffle hound, and then apparently they'll bite your nuts off if you're not careful. Seriously, the Bretonnians cannot catch a break.
Nolan King
Small but vicious.
Brayden Clark
No friends. I want that pupper in my army. How do I do?
Nathan Phillips
Hard to say. You might be able to find a terrier miniature out there, but it might be hard to get at the size for wargaming.
I know among the Bretonnian peasant bits that I got second-hand, there are a pair of dogs. They look a bit more like tiny wolves than cute terriers in colorful hats, but there's always kitbashing and greenstuff.
Hudson Diaz
great stuff user I recall you posting it now, my only thought would be with the hands, try different coloured washes/base colours to replicate blood draining/different flesh types
I did some zombies earlier in last thread for example on the banner is kislev flesh and a reikland fleshwash
you can get a paler 'drained' or norscan tone by using a flesh wash on ushabti bone, you can see the paler greyer dudes that I've done that way
as one little suggestion, you've made a neat khornate altar but WHERE DA SKULLS AT MY MAN
Logan Collins
Hey fellas so I have had this idea in my head for a couple of days now. I'm a bit new with any actual fantasy rules but I thought of grabbing the old 3rd Edition Rulebook and if I could snag the Warhammer World reprint of Slaves to Darkness I could try my own hand at making two armies and a nice scenario-driven board for a cool battle. I've heard there is a lot of customization with your armies with the older rules and a lot more "just for fun" rules. Can anyone attest to this and also give someone some advice maybe when wanting to get into this sorta thing. Also any mini-producers giving off the classic Warhammer look since AoS is kinda anime fantasy.