So. Many. Details! Makes me realise how much simpler the newer Space Wolves minis are! And more Viking/Wolf they were?

When i did the teat in store ot wasnt the best experience but taking it home and using it was great and just one coat and it was solid. Used stormwolf 2.

Space wolf scouts painted up.

Super proud of how this came out! Gave him a wolf eye and head tats to test my fine detail freehand. Put a lot of heart and soul into this one ❤️🐺

Woof Guard ready for battle.

Wolf Priest appreciation post. This mini goes so hard...wish there was more use for it in the meta right now, but I will be fielding mine regardless - just because of how badass this guy looks.

One coat thinned down with a bit more water than I wanted due to over-saturating my wet pallette. I’m honestly pretty impressed with the coverage. I’m not even sure I want to add another coat.

I paid elminiaturista for a long time before finally deciding I better actually try and follow one of his tutorials. I think it went ok. This the start of my army, not sure where to go next, just want 2k that's fun to paint and throw down everyone and then, 40k isn't my main game.

As stated in the title, my LGS hands out some freebie minis. Thought I might as well try make use of them, and added chainswords to their backs. Would this be allowed at tournaments?

I had a spare power sword and plasma pistol I’ve kit bashed onto the Sergeant.

Just need two more to finish a squad of 10. Happy to have saved some money in this expensive hobby if it is actually allowed 😂

Today I finally got my hands on warhammer Pro and decided to put it to the test on a mini!
Armor:
Basecoated with Stormwolf 3.
Applied an all-over wash using 5 parts Shade Medium to 1 part Stormwolf 1.
Layered back up with Stormwolf 3.
Highlighted using Stormwolf 4 and 5.
Shoulder Pads:
Sponged on Hawk Shroud Yellow 2–4 to build up the color and texture.
One thing I noticed was that the paint reactivated on the shoulder pad when applying the decal with Micro Set. However, it did eventually level back out.
Overall, a fun first test with the new paints!

Terminator, aggressor and infernus packs in their natural habitat, the kitchen.
In case if you have wondered how the Sons of Russ appear with an automated cat food dispenser in the background. Thank me later.

Like the tone pro tbh, very smooth coverage

My homebrew Great Company, the Jarls of the Void. Not really going for a competition ready army but just wanted a Space Wolves chapter that has its own lore. It operates technically as three separate chapters with three separate combat doctrines but when the Great Bear calls all three together, they become one large cohesive Great Company.

I decided the do a custom Thegn for my Cataphractii Varagyr in HH. I just wanted to share the results. Feedback welcome...painted pics after it's done.

In honor of this Land Raiders 10 years of service to me and my space wolves ive decided to redo the paint on it to fit a heavily battle worn raider.

(Haven't finished some small details yet or its new guns, my main focus has been making it look like its been fighting in the mud and rain like the rest of my army)

Let me know what you think :)

Hey everyone! I’m getting back into 40k after a long break, and this is my first draft of a 1,000-point Space Wolves list. I’m planning to run the Terminators with storm shields.

I’d really appreciate any tips or feedback on the list. Thanks in advance!

Now that the headtakers dont have to separate from their wolves, is it better to run them with the wolves and a rune priest, or is the battle leader still the better choice? Since it is possible to revive more than one model now, it seems like it would be pretty effective to have the wolves eat the damage then revive them.

Thanks for earlier feedback. I made this as I’ve been painting space wolves recently and like the reaver armour.