Oathmark elf heavy infantry - due March 2025
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These are nice, but what's with the pose on the top left one? It might be the photo, but it kinda looks like he's confused he's holding a sword and the bloke on the right is yelling at him to keep it together.
So there is some more previews of the old world world high elves, including this monstrosity:
Don't like it myself. It just looks wrong to me.
Don't like it myself. It just looks wrong to me.
Well it shares the same design issue as the Escher Kymmerix: too many different 'skin' textures (Fish scales, Dragon scales, Fur and Barnacles) scattered randomly all over the model for no apparent reason - it looks more like a 'practice' piece, where the sculptor was learning how to make different textures
It was in the Monstrous Arcanum and he is in this cinematic for warhammer total war III at 2:54.
I think that sums up my issues with it pretty well. It also isn't sinuous enough to feel like a wyrm to me and the short dumpy legs and seal like shape to the body doesn't suggest a fast creature that would be suitable for a land battlefield.Well it shares the same design issue as the Escher Kymmerix: too many different 'skin' textures (Fish scales, Dragon scales, Fur and Barnacles) scattered randomly all over the model for no apparent reason - it looks more like a 'practice' piece, where the sculptor was learning how to make different textures
I'd argue that's the point with the Kymmerix though, it's supposed to be an amalgamation of different creatures' genes all expressing on the same creature. Whether one likes that or not is a different story, of course.Well it shares the same design issue as the Escher Kymmerix: too many different 'skin' textures (Fish scales, Dragon scales, Fur and Barnacles) scattered randomly all over the model for no apparent reason - it looks more like a 'practice' piece, where the sculptor was learning how to make different textures
It’s actually made by veteran sculptor Trish Carden!it looks more like a 'practice' piece, where the sculptor was learning how to make different textures
I like the Oathmark Heavy elf infantry... But the swordmasters of hoeth are available again and I always wanted some of those as a kid... If they scale okay with the Oathmark plastics I may have to get those instead...
Par for the course as she's always had a habit of covering models in random texture.
I did notice that they can serve as both swordmasters and white lions, should you want them to. (Although I don't know how many swords and axes there are per box, I doubt it's five of each.)
I suspect they'll look small next to the TOW/WFB models, even allowing for the fact that the TOW/WFB are older sculpts.
I’ve used oathmark elf infantry in my wood elf army alongside GW stuff and they scale ok (I’m a scale stickler myself). They definitely have more ‘realistic’ proportions but I think it works ok with elves.
The Oathmark elf heavy infantry look like they will be great for the ships company and woodsman from the upcoming Sea Guard and Chracian lists.
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I especially like the callbacks to some of the older 40K minis - Redemptor Kyrinov, Preacher Joseph etc.
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I especially like the callbacks to some of the older 40K minis - Redemptor Kyrinov, Preacher Joseph etc.
The Missionaries are also a very clear nod to the old metal versions.
I love them.
Back in my day that was half the battle...
I see death maidens, pit fighters and murder cyborgs amongst the cultists. Better start squirreling away some of the hobby budget.New Eccelestiarchy and Khorne cultist models forKill TeamNecromunda
Wield the power of the gods in Kill Team: Blood and Zeal
Imperial preachers battle blood-crazed berzerkers.
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