Procrastination by Numbers

[cunningmatt]

Procrastination by Numbers: Update 134 Paint Bucket Challenge Tuesday 2nd September 2014



134.1 Tale of OG Gamers: Tzeentch Warriors – Week 12

It's crunch time for Month 2 of the painting, though I don't know how any one has found any time to paint what with the Ice Bucket Challenge going on - even my Cygor has got in on the action.



He assures me he has donated. Sadly I have to report I have been nominated for such a challenge – not by the Cygor, but in the deepest darkest depths of treachery I have been challenged by Mr Shakey Shakey's wife! Disgusting!

The good news is that so for I haven't done it, so I have found time to finish this month's painting challenge the Chaos Chariot and Gorebeast Chariot.













I enjoyed painting these though not sure how any one stands painting 24 of these, or however many you cool kids are using in your Warriors of Chaos builds these days? But two was pleasant. Most of my Tzeentch Warriors colour scheme is pretty standard fair. The "Tzeentch" head (well I presume its Tzeentch kit says it comes with a head for each god, and while the other three are obvious this was the only one left) has been painted with a purple wash to match last month's Forsaken.



The other main area of painting note was the Gorebeast, I tried to match this to rhino skin (adding the scars from whipping).





I decided on this colour scheme after seeing a wildlife programme with Claire Balding directly after Bake Off. Jesus Christ when did I become so old?

The only main problem I had, as you may of heard if you were on Twitter last night (or within 5 miles of my house), was getting all the reins to attach together when I put the sub-assemblies together. I ended up with one rein too short to reach the horse, but managed to fix this with some tricky green stuff (modelling something on the end of waving piece of long plastic is hard):



Quick time for a painting guide before my rage comes back!

134.2 Chaos Chariot Painting Guide Stages 3-4

Chaos Chariot Painting Guide – Stage 3



Skulls/Horns: Highlight Baneblade Brown, then Rakarth Flesh
Wood: NONE
Chainmail: Drybrush 1:1 Chainmail/Mithril Silver
Silver Metal: Highlight 1:1 Chainmail/Mithril Silver
Light Gold Metal: Wash Gryphonne Sepia, then Highlight 5:1 Auric Armour Gold/Mithril Silver
Dark Gold Metal: Wash Gryphonne Sepia, then Highlight 5:1 Shining Gold/Mithril Silver
Leather: Highlight Scorched Brown
Blue Trim: Highlight 2:1 Regal Blue/Enchanted Blue
Fur: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush 1:1 Codex Grey/Fortress Grey
Flesh: Wash Reikland Fleshshade
Mutated Flesh: Layer Rakarth Flesh
Horse Flesh: Highlight Codex Grey, then highlight 1:1 Codex Grey/Fortress Grey
Horse Mane: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush 1:1 Codex Grey/Fortress Grey
Gorebeast Flesh: Highlight Charadon Granite, then 2:1 Charadon Granite/Ushabti Bone
Marauder Cloth: (Black Base) Highlight 1:1 Abaddon Black/Scorched Brown, then highlight Scorched Brown or (Grey Base) highlight 1:1 Abaddon Black/Codex Grey, then Codex Grey
Hair: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush 1:1 Codex Grey/Fortress Grey

Chaos Chariot Painting Guide – Stage 4



Skulls/Horns: Highlight Ushabti Bone, then 1:1 Ushbati Bone/Skull White
Wood: NONE
Chainmail: Drybrush Mithril Silver, then wash Gulliman Blue
Silver Metal: Highlight Mithril Silver, then wash Gulliman Blue
Light Gold Metal: Highlight Mithril Silver
Dark Gold Metal: Highlight Mithril Silver
Leather: Highlight Bestial Brown
Blue Trim: Highlight 1:1 Regal Blue/Enchanted Blue
Fur: Drybrush Fortress Grey
Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Dwarf Flesh/Elf Flesh, then highlight Elf Flesh
Mutated Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Rakarth Flesh/Ushabti Bone, then highlight Ushabti Bone
Horse Flesh: Wash watered down Nuln Oil
Horse Mane: Wash watered down Nuln Oil
Gorebeast Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Charadon Granite/Ushabti Bone, then drybrush Ushabti Bone
Marauder Cloth: (Black Base) Highlight 1:1 Scorched Brown/Bestial Brown or (Grey Base) highlight 1:1 Codex Grey/Fortress Grey
Hair: Wash watered down Nuln Oil
Scars: Layer Scab Red, then Red Gore

134.3 Get In Touch

Hurl abuse here or on Twitter @ProbyNumbers - though remember it was the Cygor not me that did the Ice Bucket Challenge.

[TkaiC]

Those are some nice chariots.  Without reading the text and solely going from the pictures...do the reins look wonky?

[cunningmatt]

Without reading the text and solely going from the pictures...do the reins look wonky?

How very dare you... not read the text!

[cunningmatt]

Procrastination by Numbers: Update 135 50 Shades of Bray Tuesday 9th September 2014



135.1 Tale of OG Gamers: Tzeentch Warriors – Week 13

Number 13, unlucky for some, you in this case because more rubbish to read.

Last week I finished my Chariots which takes the so far completed army to:



CORE
20x Foresaken         380 points
+ Mark of Tzeentch      20 points
400 points

Chaos Chariot         110 points
+ Mark of Tzeentch      10 points
120 points

CORE: 520 points

SPECIAL
Gorebeast Chariot      130 points
+ Mark of Tzeentch      10 points
140 points

SPECIAL: 140 points

TOTAL: 640 points

So this month I have decided to paint up a Chimera. Thankfully there's no bastard sub-assembles to piss me off like with the Chariots - many of those words may be bleeped!!



So far I've assembled it, which was pretty straight forward actually - despite being a relatively modern kit, there's very few parts to the kit and no spares or options - everything was used! Sometimes I like a straight forward construction! Although these locator pins are a bit of a bugger.



My main query now is what colour to paint it, suggestions welcome - perhaps I should paint it an appropriate colour to match it's slightly effeminate pose?



As part of my occasional theming that I've added throughout the army, I've added some discarded Chaos weaponry, which I will paint in the colours of Khorne to represent a rival warband that has been utterly crushed by my Tzeentchian warhost! Mooo hahahahah!



135.2 Beastmen Painting Corner

In amongst assembling my Chimera, I managed to finish off a handful of special characters models I'd been working on for my Beastmen army - yes I know, I'm still bothering to paint them! But having done everything else for the Beastmen this seemed reasonable!

135.3 Morghur, the Master of Skulls

Virtually all the Beastmen special characters have disappeared off the Games Workshop website - with the exception of Malagor. Still the Beastmen situation is not as grim as the Bretonnian web store! Fortunately I managed to pick up Morghur just before he disappeared. And pleasingly he makes quite a lot of appearances in the new Wood Elves book, so hopefully he's not completely forgotten.

Whilst I like the Games Workshop model, I'm not so keen on the paint job which seems to make him look like a large brown blob, it's quite hard to distinguish what's going on in the model.



So I decided to paint the Aura of Change around him quite differently to Morghur himself. I used a selection of natural colours (yellows, browns and greens) to wash him so hopefully the Aura looks neither ethereal (aka Nagash and co.) and more like a mutation than say just a magic spell. I am reasonably please with the results. I also added in some tentacles from the ever trusty Chaos Spawn kit to make it look like change was erupting forth from the ground (well that was the aim).









135.4 Morghur, Master of Skulls Painting Guide

Morghur, Master of Skulls Painting Guide – Stage 1



Base: Steel Legion Drab
Hooves and Horns: Steel Legion Drab
Skeletons and Bones: Steel Legion Drab
Flesh: 1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh
Straps/Leather: Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Tin Bitz
Wood: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush Fortress Grey
Aura of Change: Rakarth Flesh
Fur: Drybrush Chardonite Grantie, then drybrush Adeptus Battlegrey, then dryrbush Codex Grey
Rocks: Chardon Granite
Cream Fabric: Steel Legion Drab

Morghur, Master of Skulls Painting Guide – Stage 2



Base: Baneblade Brown
Hooves and Horns: Wash Nuln Oil
Skeletons and Bones: Wash Nuln Oil
Flesh: Layer 1:1 (1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh)/Vermin Brown, then layer Vermin Brown
Straps/Leather: Wash Nuln Oil
Silver Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Tin Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Wood:  NONE
Aura of Change: Wash Gryphonne Sepia, Thraka Green or Casandora Yellow
Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Rocks: Drybrush Tausept Ochre
Cream Fabric: Layer Baneblade Brown

Morghur, Master of Skulls Painting Guide – Stage 3



Base: Drybrush Ushabti Bone
Hooves and Horns: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Flesh: Wash Gryphonne Sepia
Straps/Leather: Highlight Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight 1:1 Chainmail/Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Highlight 5:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Wood:  NONE
Aura of Change: Highlight Ushabti Bone
Fur: NONE
Rocks: Drybrush Astronomican Grey
Cream Fabric: Layer 1:1 Baneblade Brown/Kommando Khaki, then layer Kommando Khaki

Morghur, Master of Skulls Painting Guide – Stage 4



Base: Wash around tentacle eruptions Agrax Earthshade, then flock with Scorched Grass and Snow
Hooves and Horns: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Flesh: Highlight 3:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh, then highlight 1:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh
Straps/Leather: Highlight Bestial Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight Chainmail
Tin Metal: Highlight 3:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Wood:  NONE
Aura of Change: Highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Fur: NONE
Rocks: Drybrush Skull White, then wash recesses Nuln Oil
Cream Fabric: Highlight 1:1 Kommando Khaki/Ushabti Bone, then Highlight Ushabti Bone

135.5 Khazrak One-Eye

Next up is Khazrak One-Eye who actually appears to have a decent set of magic items under his rules - surely a misprint!

Eagle-eyed readers may recall that Khazrak had been recast, though just his head and whip. I had intended to purchase the newer him, but he disappeared off the Games Workshop website before I had a chance. So instead I painted up my classic goat-head version. For fun I also painted up the old Redmaw model his Chaos Hound who has now been killed off in the fluff - dam you Boris Todbringer!

Speaking of which the shield I added to his base, which comes from the Giant kit, I painted in the colours of Middenheim to make it look like a battered trophy from one of his many duels with the Count. Which at least finally provides a justification as to why I bought this book.





So here's Khazrak and Red Maw.







135.6 Khazrak One-Eye Painting Guide

Khazrak One-Eye Painting Guide – Stage 1



Base: Steel Legion Drab
Hooves and Horns: Steel Legion Drab
Skeletons and Bones: Steel Legion Drab
Flesh: 1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh
Straps/Leather: Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Tin Bitz
Gold Metal: Tin Bitz
Chainmail: Drybrush Boltgun Metal, then wash Devlan Mud
Khazrak Fur: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush Fortress Grey
Shield White: Astronomacian Grey
Shield Red: Mechrite Red
Shield Blue: Regal Blue
Shield Scroll: Steel Legion Drab
Rocks: Charadon Granite

Red-Maw Fur: Drybrush Scorched Brown, then drybrush Beastial Brown, then drybrush Snakebite Leather
Red-Maw Flesh: Tallarn Flesh
Red-Maw Scales: Abaddon Black
Red-Maw Veins: Scab Red
Red-Maw Horns: Steel Legion Drab

Khazrak One-Eye Painting Guide – Stage 2



Base: Baneblade Brown
Hooves and Horns: Wash Nuln Oil
Skeletons and Bones: Wash Nuln Oil
Flesh: Layer 1:1 (1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh)/Vermin Brown, then layer Vermin Brown
Straps/Leather: Wash Nuln Oil
Silver Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Tin Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Gold Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Chainmail: Drybrush Chainmail
Khazrak Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Shield White: 1:1 Astronomacian Grey/Skull White
Shield Red: Layer 1:1 Mechrite Red/Blood Red
Shield Blue: 1:1 Regal Blue/Enchanted Blue
Shield Scroll: Highlight Baneblade Brown
Rocks: Drybrush Tausept Ochre

Red-Maw Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Red-Maw Flesh: Layer 1:1 Tallarn Flesh/Dwarf Flesh, then layer Dwarf Flesh
Red-Maw Scales: Layer 1:1 Scab Red/Blood Red
Red-Maw Veins: Highlight Codex Grey
Red-Maw Horns: Wash Nuln Oil

Khazrak One-Eye Painting Guide – Stage 3



Base: Drybrush Ushabti Bone
Hooves and Horns: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Flesh: Wash Gryphonne Sepia
Straps/Leather: Highlight Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight 1:1 Chainmail/Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Highlight 5:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Gold Metal: Shining Gold, then wash Gryphonne Sepia
Chainmail: NONE
Khazrak Fur: NONE
Shield White: Layer 2:1 Skull White/Astronomican Grey
Shield Red: Layer Blood Red
Shield Blue: Layer Enchanted Blue
Shield Scroll: Wash Gryphonne Sepia
Rocks: Selectively drybrush Gretchin Green, then drybrush Astronomican Grey

Red-Maw Fur: NONE
Red-Maw Flesh: Wash Reikland Fleshshade
Red-Maw Scales: Highlight Fortress Grey
Red-Maw Veins: NONE
Red-Maw Horns: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh

Khazrak One-Eye Painting Guide – Stage 4



Base: Flock with Scorched Grass and Snow
Hooves and Horns: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Flesh: Highlight 3:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh, then highlight 1:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh
Straps/Leather: Highlight Bestial Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight Chainmail
Tin Metal: Highlight 3:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Gold Metal: Highlight 5:1 Shining Gold/Mithril Silver
Chainmail: NONE
Khazrak Fur: NONE
Shield White: Highlight Skull White
Shield Red: Highlight Vomit Brown
Shield Blue: Highlight Ice Blue
Shield Scroll: Highlight Ushabti Bone
Rocks: Drybrush Skull White, then wash recesses Nuln Oil

Red-Maw Fur: NONE
Red-Maw Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Dwarf Flesh/Elf Flesh, then highlight Elf Flesh
Red-Maw Scales: Highlight largest scales Astronomican Grey
Red-Maw Veins: NONE
Red-Maw Horns: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White

135.7 Gorthor, the Beastlord

Finally, completing my trio Beastmen characters I've painted Gorthor, the Beastlord. There's not too much to discuss with him. His chariot is pretty similar to the standard Tuskgor Chariot - though the sides are daubed with flesh and the Tuskgors have extra scaly heads. Painting wise the main detail of note is that I painted his own cloak as Beastmen flesh, rather than human flesh as it's supposed to represent slain Bray Shaman - the only Beastmen who would dare do so.











There's a passage in Warhammer Armies: Beastmen that talks about how the Beastmen get enraged about the armour the Chaos Gods gift to their human worshippers that they don't get (as they do not need gifts to be bribed to worship Chaos), and this rage makes them hate humans more. I guess then they must get pretty pissed off at the state of their Chariots.



135.8 Gorthor, the Beastlord Painting Guide

Gorthor, the Beastlord Painting Guide – Stage 1



Hooves and Horns: Steel Legion Drab
Skeletons and Bones: Steel Legion Drab
Flesh: 1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh
Straps/Leather: Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Tin Bitz
Gold Metal: Tin Bitz
Chainmail: Drybrush Boltgun Metal, then wash Devlan Mud
Wood: Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush Fortress Grey
Cloak: Drybrush Scorched Brown, then dryrbush Bestial Brown, then drybrush Snakebite Leather
Gorthor Fur: Drybrush Chardon Grantie, then drybrush Adeptus Battlegrey, then drybrush Codex Grey
Gor Fur: Drybrush Codex Grey, then dryrbush Fortress Grey
Tuskgor Fur: Drybrush Chardon Grantie, then drybrush Adeptus Battlegrey, then drybrush Codex Grey OR Drybrush Codex Grey, then drybrush Fortress Grey
Red Fabric: Layer 1:1 Mechrite Red/Blood Red
Cream Fabric: Steel Legion Drab
Tuskgor Flesh: Tallarn Flesh
Tuskgor Scales: Abaddon Black
Tuskgor Tongue: Liche Purple
Chariot Flesh: Tallarn Flesh
Chariot Fur: Drybrush Chardon Grantie, then drybrush Adeptus Battlegrey, then drybrush Codex Grey

Gorthor, the Beastlord Painting Guide – Stage 2



Hooves and Horns: Wash Nuln Oil
Skeletons and Bones: Wash Nuln Oil
Flesh: Layer 1:1 (1:1 Scab Red/Dark Flesh)/Vermin Brown, then layer Vermin Brown
Straps/Leather: Wash Nuln Oil
Silver Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Tin Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Gold Metal: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Chainmail: Drybrush Chainmail
Wood: NONE
Cloak: Wash Nuln OIl
Gorthor Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Gor Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Tuskgor Fur: Wash Nuln Oil
Red Fabric: Wash Agrax Earthshade
Cream Fabric: Layer Baneblade Brown
Tuskgor Flesh: Layer 1:1 Tallarn Flesh/Dwarf Flesh, then layer Dwarf Flesh
Tuskgor Scales: Highlight Codex Grey
Tuskgor Tongue: Layer 1:1 Liche Purple/Tentacle Pink, then layer 1:3 Liche Purple/Tentacle Pink
Chariot Flesh: Layer 1:1 Tallarn Flesh/Dwarf Flesh, then layer Dwarf Flesh
Chariot Fur: Wash Nuln Oil

Gorthor, the Beastlord Painting Guide – Stage 3



Hooves and Horns: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Baneblade Brown, then feather Rakarth Flesh
Flesh: Wash Gryphonne Sepia
Straps/Leather: Highlight Scorched Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight 1:1 Chainmail/Boltgun Metal
Tin Metal: Highlight 5:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Gold Metal: Shining Gold, then wash Gryphonne Sepia
Chainmail: NONE
Wood: NONE
Cloak: NONE
Gorthor Fur: NONE
Gor Fur: NONE
Tuskgor Fur: NONE
Red Fabric: Layer 1:1(1:1 Blood Red/Mechrite Red)/Blood Red, then layer Blood Red
Cream Fabric: Layer 1:1 Baneblade Brown/Kommando Khaki, then layer Kommando Khaki
Tuskgor Flesh: Wash Reikland Fleshshade
Tuskgor Scales: Highlight Fortress Grey
Tuskgor Tongue: Layer Tentacle Pink, then 3:1 Tentacle Pink/Skull White
Chariot Flesh: Wash Reikland Fleshshade
Chariot Fur: NONE

Gorthor, the Beastlord Painting Guide – Stage 4



Hooves and Horns: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Skeletons and Bones: Feather Bleached Bone, then highlight larger areas 1:1 Bleached Bone/Skull White
Flesh: Highlight 3:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh, then highlight 1:1 Vermin Brown/Elf Flesh
Straps/Leather: Highlight Bestial Brown
Silver Metal: Highlight Chainmail
Tin Metal: Highlight 3:1 Tin Bitz/Mithril Silver
Gold Metal: Highlight 5:1 Shining Gold/Mithril Silver
Chainmail: NONE
Wood: NONE
Cloak: NONE
Gorthor Fur: NONE
Gor Fur: NONE
Tuskgor Fur: NONE
Red Fabric: Highlight 3:1 Blood Red/Vomit Brown, then highlight 1:1 Blood Red/Vomit Brown
Cream Fabric: Highlight 1:1 Kommando Khaki/Ushabti Bone, then Highlight Ushabti Bone
Tuskgor Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Dwarf Flesh/Elf Flesh, then highlight Elf Flesh
Tuskgor Scales: Highlight largest scales Astronomican Grey
Tuskgor Tongue: Highlight Skull White, then wash 1:1:1 Agrax Earthshade/Leviathan Purple/Thraka Green
Chariot Flesh: Highlight 1:1 Dwarf Flesh/Elf Flesh, then highlight Elf Flesh
Chariot Fur: NONE

135.9 Get In Touch

So here's my trio of Beastmen characters.



That now is literally every Beastmen model available, painted!!! The only options in the book I don't have are the other special characters that I'd need to convert from scratch! Shudder!

Please do get in touch and let me know what you think, and what colour to paint the Chimera! Remember you can comment here or follow me on Twitter @ProbyNumbers until next time!

[roland murat]

Good stuff as always.

[cunningmatt]

Good stuff as always.

Thank you sir!

[cunningmatt]

Procrastination by Numbers: Update 136 Chucking Some Paint at a Model Monday 15th September 2014



136.1 Tale of OG Gamers: Tzeentch Warriors – Week 14

Ok so thanks for the thousands of suggestions I got of what colour to paint my Chimera – there were none. So if you don't like the colour scheme I've chosen for my Chimera you only have yourself to blame.

I have decided to go for a sickly light green colour for the main body and stick to relatively natural colours for the creature. Mainly as I haven't really painted these colours before, but also because there's something quite disturbing about seeing the Chimera as a fusion of natural parts rather than just outrageous fantastic purple or blue colours. My main concern is I don't want the Chimera to look too Nurgle-y so I need to avoid that.

Anyway enough rambling, here is where I have got to.

136.2 Chimera Painting Guide - Stage 1



Base: Steel Legion Drab
Rocks: Charadon Granite
Horns and Teeth: Steel Legion Drab
Flesh: Camo Green
Wing Undersides: Iyanden Darksun
Feline Fur: Dark Flesh
Avian Feathers: Scorched Brown
Tongue: Liche Purple
Feline Flesh: Tallarn Flesh
Beak: Iyanden Darksun
Khorne Shield: Khorne Red
Khorne Metal: Tin Bitz

136.3 Get In Touch

That's it for this week! What do you mean you expected more? Well tough I've been busy, you never normally read everything I write so stop complaining!

Remember if you want to fill the content gap I've left you with, you can follow me on twitter @ProbyNumbers or comment below! Go on you know you want to, and even if you don't just do it!

[Berimbolo]

Nice stuff, though it is Beastmen....almost as useless as my 30 High Elf Spearmen. Sigh. 

I think a large game with all your armies is needed, with the Nagash rules coming in, should be great fun.

BTW Here's my HE I'm working on:

http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=125412

[cunningmatt]

Nice stuff, though it is Beastmen....almost as useless as my 30 High Elf Spearmen. Sigh. 

30 pffft, I painted 85! Haha.

I think a large game with all your armies is needed, with the Nagash rules coming in, should be great fun.

BTW Here's my HE I'm working on:

http://warhammer.org.uk/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=125412

Yeah that would be fun, though not sure I could ever get them down to the club - I'd need to hire a truck!

Nice High Elves (wrong forum though!), look forward to seeing how they get on.

[Angelus Mortifer]

You're just a painting machine... excellent stuff