Warhammer miniatures

[Dethfang]

First two are supposed to be Possessed Chaos Marines... made from orcs and fantasy battle parts and the other is a squad of nurgle marines made out of Khorne Berzerkers (there was no nurgle kits back then)

[Dethfang]

Khorne Berzerkers... nothing fancy... but did buy enough kits when making undead conversions that I gave them almost all matching masks.

[Dethfang]

Probably got carried away with the possessed Tank, was trying to make it look like the Demons were coming out of it. And a blurry shot of a chaos Land Raider

[Dethfang]

Another Land Raider pic... the troop transport tank modified to be extra long (dont know why I would do that? And a Chaos Dreadnought made to be way taller (another brilliant idea at the time).

[Dethfang]

Possessed Dreadnought some obliterators and a chaos wizard

[Dethfang]

Undead Bikers

[Dethfang]

Some regular joe schmoe chaos guys and Karn the Betrayer converted to ride a Khorne mount... forget what they were called

[Dethfang]

And finally some Undead Raptors ...

[Angerz]

Those are incredible.

[Tea on tuesday]

God dammit, I'm gonna have to pull out a few samples.

Those old school raptors are awesome. I've wanted to make a Night Lords army with shitloads of old school raptor wings + night lords winged helmets and shoulderpads. That shit adds up fast though.

[Neferata]

I played Warhammer(of all varieties) for a looooong time. I still have about a dozen armies sitting in storage somewhere. The problem I eventually had with the games is Games Workshops failure to treat it like a real strategy game. The rules are full of holes, and the game play is dominated by these unwritten rules concerning what is and isn't too "cheesy" to use. It got to the point where actually trying to win was almost considered unsportsmanlike. It's like the ultimate game for casuals.

[mad-doc]

Here is some of my stuff.

All belonging to my Deathguard army.

[mad-doc]

And some more:
Forgeworld Dread
Defiler
and my steam punk rhinos

[Zarcath]

everytime a 40k thread comes up it makes me want to go back and do some conversions. Now that almost everything is plastic and comes with a bunch of accessory sprues it must be pretty easy. Just wish the price would go down.

[Fury]

Originally Posted by Neferata

I played Warhammer(of all varieties) for a looooong time. I still have about a dozen armies sitting in storage somewhere. The problem I eventually had with the games is Games Workshops failure to treat it like a real strategy game. The rules are full of holes, and the game play is dominated by these unwritten rules concerning what is and isn't too "cheesy" to use. It got to the point where actually trying to win was almost considered unsportsmanlike. It's like the ultimate game for casuals.

Well, to be honest, it is really more of a skrimish game. Although they did put out their "Apocalypse" rules set this year for massive battles. As far as winning, you either play in the wrong tournaments, of have bad people running them. If you are complaining about sportsmanship, then yeah, it's fairly bad form to destroy your opponent, gloat about it loudly, and make fun of them, causing the 10 year old to go cry to mommy. But comp systems are what you make of them. The two tournaments I play in, with year long standing as well as winners for that day, have comp rules that generally try to keep people on a more "balanced" side of things. But there are always plenty who step outside the bounds and take a minor hit for it.

I find it's pretty much like any hobby. If it's still fun and enjoyable, you keep playing it and put up with GW's bullshit. When it pisses you off enough, you'll leave.

Good job on the Death Guard btw. They are pretty badass from the new Chaos Codex.