They're voracious predators.
They're intergalactic killers.
And they're mine.
Shall we start with my Hive Tyrant?
And Carnifex:
Hormagaunts:
These lovely Forge World Meiotic Spore Sacks I painted the other day:
The always delightful Ripper Swarms (including some of the Forge World ones). Notice I put more than usual on the normal bases to tie them into the Forge World swarms.
Termagants:
I nice blast from the past in the form of a dismembered original Zoenthrope. I used cut up Termagant spare parts to connect his limb sockets so they looked logical and now I love this guy!!!
Here's his identical twin brother.
And what army would be complete without a Trygon Prime???
The Broodlord having a nice morning stretch...
The Yellow (ahem) terror. This guy, the original Red Terror, has been marginalised in the latest army list but I use him as A Tyranid Prime which fits quite well.
Genestealers.
And their slightly older cousins.
This beauty is a Carnifex in my book but is actually a conversion from a non-GW model I can't remember the source of now.
Speaking of conversions. How do you like my version of the humble Spore Mine?
Heh heh. This Biovore dude is kind of funny.
A Lictor (that I've never liked the pose of).
And some of my favourite 40k models: Tyranid Warriors.
And how about these Brood Nests, that I actually prefer to the official Forge World ones.
These weren't made from cat vomit.
And the lovely Forge World Capillary Towers.
You'll have to wait for the Spore Chimney (I haven't finished painting it yet).
You can't buy them anymore but they are some of the nicest pieces EVER made!
And that's all folks!!!
Welcome to Conflict Valorax, an open-ended narrative campaign for Warhammer 40,000 set deep within the Ultima Segmentum on the Eastern Fringe of the galaxy and close to the limit of mankind’s domain. The purpose of this campaign narrative is to richly detail the setting and history of the Valorax star system in order to bring a depth and storyline to ongoing games set within the Warhammer 40,000 universe. Games of Warhammer 40,000, Epic, Inquisitor, Aeronautica Imperialis, Space Crusade, Space Hulk and Battlefleet Gothic are all set within this greater context, each conflict adding detail to the ongoing plot.
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
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Hi,
ReplyDeleteI really like what you've done with the Tyranids, and I was wondering if we could affiliate to eachother? My domain name is as follows: frenzyfulcrum.blogspot.com
Please tell me what you think about this idea.
Kind regards,
Jelle
What do you mean by affiliate?
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