With the lad and I too drained from the heat to do anything physical and the wife putting us both on a 'tech ban' for the day we decided to go questing in the Silver Tower.
Last week as I was about to take the kids to Thaiboxing the Wife piped up with "Oh WE just need to . . . . . . " and that was the end of my weekend (she is talking to me right now as I'm trying to blog this 😈).
Anyway through the week I did manage to finish off some bits.
Once again a disparate group of reprobates gathered at the Creative Biscuit to further explore the Silver tower. This time they were joined from a blast from the past when Alister turned up after a 2 year hiatus.
He had been lost in a forset or some such!
The heros take a deep breath and plunge into the trial of Ulgu.
First tile revealed is the Ironspawn.
The Grots were easily dispatched and the Heros forge ahead into . . . . . .
Once again a disparate group of reprobates gathered at the Creative Biscuit to further explore the Silver tower.
We have decided to work our way through the trails as they are suggested in the guide book so this time the adventurers were set to encounter life at its most profane (or Lano as we like to call him ;0)).
Here are the Skaven Deathrunners from the Warhammer Quest Silver Tower box set.
These were finished at 4 in the morning and are Barbarian flesh primer with various ink washes and some metalic paint.
Once again beautiful sculpts which really helped with the painting.
Even Jiri our Skaven general who despises the whole AoS thing has had to admit these are gorgeous and has visited eBay to buy some. Now he just has to figure how to fit them on square bases ;0).
Just a short one as I am off to Ilford in about 2 hours for a GLOGG meet to play some Mordheim!
The original idea was to play a game of 'Killing 3000' but with the 24 hour painting challenge at the weekend everyone just wanted to look at the new shiny, shiny!
This resulted in us deviating from the original plan and playing Warhammer Quest instead.
Lano GM'ed and I handed out tiles and helped with the rules to keep things moving.
It cannot have been too painful as we have agreed to play through the campaign system for the next few months at least and several members are already talking about buying individual heros.
Next meet is the 16th of June and all are welcome.
I have to be honest this is my least favourate sculpt in the box (it's a toss up between this and the Grot Scuttlings) but it could just be the high company it's keeping.
Once again nothing too unconventional with the paint scheme and Lano stuck fairly closly to the paint scheme depicted in the box.
With the PVA glue still setting on the bases but the majority of the miniatures painted in 24 hours (!!!!!!) we pop the floor tiles out of their sprues (?) and set up for our first game.
So Lano and I had the bright idea of seeing if we could paint all FIFTY miniatures contained in the new GW, Warhammer Quest, Silver Tower release in under 24 hours.
Here is the story so far. . . . . . .
15 down 35 to go!!
So a quick recap of the story so far. . . . . .
7pm Open box and start assembly. . . .
1:20 am and the Tzaangors are finished . . .
and here is how the assembly line looks . . . . .
4am and we are here . . . . . .
8am this morning we looked like this . . . . . .
and poor Lano looked like this . . . .
10am we are here . . . . . .
12 noon we are here with 7 hours to go!!!!
The good news is we only have 2 more miniatures to assemble and undercoat!!
The bad news is we still have 36 miniatures to go and I have only had 45 minutes sleep since 6am Friday morning and Lano our speed painter has only had 90 minutes kip!!!