Handgunner Champion

This is the champion for the classic handgunners. This is not a real new paintjob, but an old paintjob that was touched up (a lot) to bring it close to the standard of the rest of the unit.

Group shot:

Unreleased Marauder Dwarf General

Watch and wheep that it fell in my hands (and under my mediocre paintbrush) instead of coming to you where it would have found a paintjob worthy of it's rarity. Alas, 't is what it is, and here is my take on the unreleased marauder dwarf general:

Dwarfs with Guns - part 3

3 more Marauder dwarfs with handguns. The one with the pipe is one of those models that didn't look very exciting until it started coming to life under the brush.

Some individual shots:

The full group so far:

Dwarfs with Guns - Part 2

4 more Marauder dwarfs with handguns. The one waving his hat is from the MM15 set and one of my favourite models from the range.

Individual shots:

With the previous two and the dwarf with no name:

Dwarfs with Guns - Part 1

2 more Marauder dwarves (unconverted). Handgunners this time. The first one is the rare one of the MM15 set. The next few updates will include more imperial dwarf handgunners.

Handgunner Standard

I converted a standardbearer for my metal handgunners. It was also my first attempt at a freehand banner. It's nowhere as good as I want it to be, but it'll have to do.

The standardbearer was converted from this artillery crew figure, by adding a greenstuff beard and feather and making a standard from wire and a plastic standard top.

Imperial Troubadour Conversion

A conversion of the Hasslefree Miniatures minstrel into an Imperial Troubadour:

Dwarf With No Name

The Dwarf With No Name. A really old, preslotta GW figure. TBH, it was not very enjoyable to paint, rather rough sculpting. But it's a classic. He'll fit in fine as a militia/bountyhunter/witchhunter type.

Dwarf Crossbows - Part 7

2 more converted dwarves with crossbows. The first one is a major conversion on one of the classic citadel drunken dwarves. He was dressed in medieval HYW style clothes, so I sculpted on the puffy sleeves and the yellow overcoat and resculpted the belt (minus the buckle which is the original one).

The second one is only a minor conversion: the addition of the red tied ribbon on his shoulder and the sleeve on the other arm was made a bit wider, so he fits in a bit better with the empire theme (the shoes were perfect already):

A group shot of the crossbow regiment so far (still a couple more figures to add to it):

Orcs with Spears - Part 4

Two more Foundry orcs for the orc spearmen unit (technically, these two are more halberds, but I'm using them as spears).

The Imperial greenskins so far: