Some shots of three of my Mordheim warbands… I have about 4 or 5 warbands, most are heavily converted GW plastics… At the moment Im building forces for a large skirmish game set in an Imperial province thats plunged into civil war after the Storm of Chaos.

Captain Ismael Knost’s ‘Ostermarsh’ Warband.

The Kurgens… A nomadic band of evil marauders… Some of whom are ‘touched’ by their dark God.

Mateusz Veitz and his Witch-Hunters during the ‘Ostermarsh’.

At the moment Im working several more regular troop types and some of the more feral members of society…

This dude is one of the Ostland Kossars I have converted…

Dude, You rock!

Awesome paint work

Those are teriffic.

Thanks lads.

Well I have another big batch on the go at the moment using the new GW Empire plastics. To be honest I havent made up my mind about the new stuff yet… Not sure if I like it. I will post some WIP pics when I have a few more built.

Absolutely stunning work. You could easily do this for money, in fact would you be interested in painting some of my Warhammer Fantasy Battle figures ?  I have created a video blog (see below for details) and I could use some well painted figures.

My Video Wargaming Blog (Warhammer Battle Video Action !):-

“Hi there,

This weekend I will be posting my latest video blog of a Warhammer skirmish “Hellblaster Valley”

It features a beleaguered human Empire village under attack from a marauding goblin and orc raiding party.  The village hs one last hope, a long discarded hellblaster volley gun they have wheeled out of the cow shed.

Will this be enough ? Will they survive their ordeal at the hands of the greenskins ?  Visit my blog and find out (http://battlereporter.blogspot.com)

In the meantime, please check out the other 2 small skirmishes I have already posted. They’re quite a good laugh really, especially the audio fx.

Please leave a comment on my blog and let me know what I can do to improve the video reports.

Thanks and all the best,
Franz Sigmar”

Nice paint job on the models.

Hey dude you did a great job. The miniature looks like real. Its really nice.