Hi there.
Apparently I play Kill Team now as well.
Don't think this is worth making another project log as this side project is actually already done with regards to building and painting the models and end of the month we plan to get some intro games in.
So some time ago someone asked If I was interested in the rulebook and cards and stuff that come with the latest killteam box (actually, the one before, with the Navy Boarding Team and Kroot, so not the latest I guess). I also found a hobbyist close by that wants to get into Kill Team so guess we'll get some games in soon. And that House Greim Attachée always looked like an old Rogue Trader to me anyways. So I was all in for a Rogue Trader counts as Elucidian Starstriders Kill Team.
Good thing this team has barely any moving parts, due to the original team being push-fit monopose models with no options. Good for casual player me. But I can equip some of them with carapace armour and hot shot las-packs. Pew-pew.
Once I figured out how to play this game I challenge thee,
@NoOneII. Bubblegum wars in space!
May have to improve my impromptu photo setup as I think the models look much better IRL, seeing the pictures on a big screen I touched up some minor things already, but here we are.
Proud as a sumpkroc mother.
Meet
Rogue Trader Johan Mercurius II. Apollinaire, with personal
Rejuvenat Adept Jeanne Giraud.
Two of my absolutely favourite FW Necromunda models!
Voidsmen- and -women-at-arms. With combat doggo.
(left to right: Sina Lewerentz, Hesa Goodboy III., Voidmaster Gérard Nitsch, Aino Lewerentz, Christophe Pernaud, David Krieger)
Lec...Laec... Meester... whatever that guy is. The Mechanicus Cult Engineer Guy. Silly model. But why not make an equally silly model?
Meet
Navigator Haren van Eyck. Creepy mutant with big hat (or head?).
Deathcult Assassin a.k.a.
The Null Maiden. May be an Aeldari Xenos lady, probably from a slaver's market, but no one dares to ask.
Tried new things with this project as well, mainly oil wash for the bases (Winsor&Newton oil paints thinned with odorless thinner) and hazard stripes with masking tape and then some stippling to make it look worn and torn.
Want to add some hazard stripes and oil washes to my ZM tiles / board as well once I get round to doing so.
Because it still is spooky season there's an Underworlds Vampire warband on my desk that I been meaning to get painted for quite some time now.
But I'm sure I'll return to some Underhive goodness soon. I always do.