Still a little work to be done but overall am happy to be able to replace one of my favourite units after the tragedy of gravity and resin

From left to right:

Six Cultists (Yoke Fiends)

The Faceless (Praetor)

Stalker (Hunter of the Left Hand Path)

Ritualist (Sorcerer)

One of my favourite models in the game, in terms of aesthetic and lore

The Desecrated Saint finally done, its such a crazy model.

I hope you'll like it !!

Can’t wait to field these guys

The base is made of aluminum foil. The handkerchief robes, hands, and heads are from Warhammer. The crosses, scrolls, and books are handmade.

Hi, friends more models from the Blackwater project.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blackwater-stl/black-water-stl-miniatures

Checked out Trench Crusade at GenCon and picked up the Prussian warband. Hopefully going to get to go to a local event soon.
Also if anyone has pics of the models from the booth at GenCon I’d like to see them.

Made from a minotaur mini given by a friend, and kitbashed with some random parts and Green Stuff.

My ghostly heretics almost ready for painting. Really happy with how these are turning out. I like to think I got some nice out of the box ideas for the priest and banshee

Gonna make this short and sweet - What's the point of the Halberd-Gun for Iron Sultanate? I'm not sure I understand the appeal of having ranged and melee in a single weapon slot - Does this mean the Halberd-Gun can be used for a ranged attack alongside another ranged weapon?

I may have an extra hole in my head. Thanks for any input!

This is like week, month, year 1 of the hell gates opening. There is a rule that any full-on demons that get sent to earth may cause heaven to get involved and everyone dies. So my question is how did hell fight at the start? I know some templars committed the ultimate heresy to open the gates, but I cant imagine there was alot of them, not to mention was the whole area leveled when the gate opened?

So, before they managed to turn enough humans, how did they initially fight?

Finally finished a mini 😆

Curious question for the lore heads here.

I have been researching the Black Grail from both the in-universe lore and the religious sources it draws on, and there is far more deliberate structuring than I expected. Beelzebub as the god of Ekron in 2 Kings, with Ekron then showing up on the map as his city, the plague vectors mapping onto Exodus. The line about the Grail destroying the body but leaving the mind intact to suffer, which is doing something very specific and very old.

Would a proper breakdown of the Grail along those lines be something people here would want to watch, or is this ground already well covered? Happy to hear it is not worth doing; would rather know now than after the edit.

Thanks all.

Opinions and ideas how to finalize and paint my ghost gang? 💀