More Cygnar

Here’s another few photos of my Cygnar. This time a couple of solos.

First up we have the Gun Mage Captain Adept (GMCA)

Arcance Tempest GMCA

And next the extremely useful Journeyman Warcaster.

Journeyman Warcaster

So useful I have the Alternate too . . .

Journeyman Warcaster (Alternate)

Heavy Metal – Cygnar Warjacks

Continuing with pictures of my recently acquired Cygnar army, here are the Warjacks . . .

Centurion

Centurion & eNemo

Charger

Charger (x2)

[Defender] – not yet

[Grenadier] – not yet

[Hammersmith] – not yet

Hunter

Hunter

Ironclad

Ironclad

Lancer

Lancer

Ol’ Rowdy under construction

Sentinel

Sentinel

Sentinel (x2)

[Stormclad] – not yet

Thorn

Thorn

[Thunderhead] – not yet

Finally, a couple of group shots.

Ironclad & Centurion

Cygnar group shot

For Cygnar!

I’ve recently acquired two small Cygnar armies. One was bought from the Colours Bring & Buy and the second from the Warfare one. Both were painted by the same painter. It’s a simple but effective paint scheme and looks effortless, but I suspect a great deal of effort has gone into perfecting this technique. It’s not a style I’ve ever tried, but I’ll be giving it a go shortly as reinforcements are under construction as I type.

First up I have my Warcasters:

Captain Allister Caine

Captain Allister Caine

Commander Adept Nemo

Commander Adept Nemo

General Adept Nemo

General Adept Nemo

Commander Coleman Stryker

Commander Coleman Stryker

More of this army to follow over the next few days, but in the meantime here’s a sneak peak at one of the jacks . . .

Centurion

Axe to mouth, baby!

Still no camera, but here’s a Wyvern

Still no camera, but here’s a picture of a Wyvern I completed a few months ago. The Orc rider is currently waiting to be varnished, along with quite a lot of other stuff.

Wyvern

I’d hoped to have a varnishing session last weekend, but for various reasons that didn’t happen. I did make quite a bit of progress with the brush though, and have finished another 35 Secrets of the Third Reich figures. 24 Soviet Zombies, including 4 Bomb Zombies, plus 11 assorted ‘living’ Soviets. I wasn’t quite so impressed with the Soviet Zombies compared to the German ones, but the ‘living’ models were an absolute pleasure to do. Pictures will be forthcoming just as soon as the camera is available – promise.

The lack of a varnishing session has meant my “Pledge” total has continued to progress in the wrong direction. This time the culprit was a large batch of Khador figures for the superb Warmachine game from Privateer Press. My plan is to try out a new (to me at least) method of painting them. More to follow . . .

Bought: 1564
Painted: 537
Sold: 18
Net: -1009