Skaven - Warplightning Cannon

And now for the first Skaven model I have painted since painting the Verminlord
This model, of course, is the Warplightning cannon sold by "Games-Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).

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Silver Tower 17 - Knight-Questor

And finally we come to the last figure of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" set made by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com), the Knight Questor.

To be perfectly frank I never liked the bulky space marine like look of the Stormcast Eternals. They just look a little bit to much like Dr Whos Cybermen.

Anyway, setting my differences aside, this mini here started to grow on me rapidly while painting. I thought that the "everything in gold" coloring scheme seemed rather bland and therefore I made him mostly silver with gold only as an secondary color for the metal pieces. Also I put a few ruby painted pieces in it and tada finally a not boring stormcast eternal. :-)

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Silver Tower 16 - Tenebral Shard

Well we have come to Tenebral Shard out of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" set made by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).
This is a cool looking model but at first it did not agree with my High Elf coloring scheme. It looked just boring. So I had to think something up that would give this guy a little more "hmpf" (you know what I mean) and finally descided that I would turn him into a crazed ripper like figure with blood all over.

Now I think he looks as dangerous as he should:

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Silver Tower 15 - Mistweaver Saih

And here comes the Mistweaver Saih out of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" set made by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).

This beautiful model was a pain to paint (thats why the difference is just one "t" I think). I had to paint so many pieces seperately that I was never really sure how well it would look in the end. Anyway as with the warpriest, I had to make sure that this elven mage would fit in with the rest of my high elf army and therefore I used a lot of gold, red and blond hair on this one.

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Silver Tower 14 - Excelsior Warpriest & Gryph Hound

Here comes the Warpriest and his loyal Gryph Hound out of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" set made by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).

Here I really went off the beaten path because I wanted to make sure that all these units are compatible with the Age of Sigmar armies I already have. A black warpriest just did not fit my Empire army and so I gave him a big beard, filed off part of his nose and turned him into a white guy. Now he fits the rest of my arms.

First I wasn´t sure if the beard would work. I do not have much experience with these kind of modifications, but hey in the end it looks as if the beard should have been there all along. :-)

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Silver Tower 13 - Darkoath Chieftain

And now for the Darkoath Chieftain out of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).

This guy has such an evil grin in his face that I just could not help myself - I just had to spatter blood all over him. Now he really looks the part. :-)

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Silver Tower 12 - Fyreslayer Doomseeker

And so we now come to the heroe miniatures out of the "Silver Tower - Warhammer Quest" by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com).
Fist the crazy looking, pantless (I gave him a little paint-on slipper for decency^^) Fyreslayer Doomseeker.
As these fire dwarfs are, surprisingly, assosiated with fire, I gave him more then just a red beard, but also rather reddish skin.

See for your selfs:

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