Invasion Kenosha 40K Results

Overall Winner:Tyler Meyer Best Appearance: Ernie Hall The 40K Hobbyist: Mike Rhodes

Player's Name	Army Book	Total Score
Tyler Meyer	Dark Eldar	97
Elliott Levy	Orks	95
Miguel  Palacios	Tau Empire	87
John Gaszak (Ringer)	Necrons	77
Ernie Hall	Orks	76
John Kowols	Tau Empire	69
Alexander Nitke	Eldar	67
Nicholas Randall	Eldar	64
Curtis Kaminski	Eldar	56
Mike Rhodes	Chaos Marines	49

Invasion Kenosha V WFB Results

Overall Winner - David Witek
Best Appearance - James 'Domus' Hyde
The Hobbyist - Steve Herner
Pod #1 Greg Dausey
Pod #2 Chuck Jiardina
Pod #3 Mark Vittone
Golden Stein - Steve Herner

		Results by Name
Player's Name	Army Book	Club	Appearance	Total Score
Alex Godlewski	Skaven	Rat, Midget & Daemon	14	72
Andrew Greiling	Ogre Kingdoms	WWHFB.com	14	65
Andrew Karolus	Wood Elves	Unstable Dice Podcast	24	86
Ben Cone	Tomb Kings	WWHFB.com	23	81
Chuck Jiardina	Warriors of Chaos	Unstable Dice Podcast	28	99
David Witek	Vampire Counts	NW2	24	102
Grant Fetter	Ogre Kingdoms	NW2	27	78
Greg Dausey	Warriors of Chaos	Holy Hammers	22	94
Harrison Witek	High Elves	NW2	20	69
Jacob Rasmussen	Warriors of Chaos	Rat, Midget & Daemon	20	95
James Hyde	Wood Elves	Unstable Dice Podcast	28	99
James Maslanka	Ogre Kingdoms	Unaffliated	14	67
Joel Mousseau	Ogre Kingdoms	IWFB	20	74
Joel Rasmussen	Chaos Dwarves	Rat, Midget & Daemon	23	81
John McCarthy	Dark Elves	Unaffliated	16	72
Kevin Fleming	Orcs & Goblins	Unstable Dice Podcast	21	75
Kyle Frank	Empire	Holy Hammers	22	72
Lenny Szatkowski	Empire	IWFB	20	86
Mark Vittone	Daemons of Chaos	WWHFB.com	18	93
Matthew Herrbold	Chaos Dwarves	WWHFB.com	25	72
Matthew Jayjack	Orcs & Goblins	WWHFB.com	15	58
Paul Wagner	Warriors of Chaos	WWHFB.com	23	75
Quinn Herner	Ogre Kingdoms	Holy Hammers	14	63
Reed Herner	Lizardmen	Holy Hammers	17	73
Stephen Herner	Wood Elves	Holy Hammers	28	85
Tyler Harshey	Empire	IWFB	24	76
		Average Score	20.92307692	79.30769231

Ranked by Overall Results

Player's Name	Army Book	Club	Appearance	Total Score
David Witek	Vampire Counts	NW2	24	102
Chuck Jiardina	Warriors of Chaos	Unstable Dice Podcast	28	99
James Hyde	Wood Elves	Unstable Dice Podcast	28	99
Jacob Rasmussen	Warriors of Chaos	Rat, Midget & Daemon	20	95
Greg Dausey	Warriors of Chaos	Holy Hammers	22	94
Mark Vittone	Daemons of Chaos	WWHFB.com	18	93
Andrew Karolus	Wood Elves	Unstable Dice Podcast	24	86
Lenny Szatkowski	Empire	IWFB	20	86
Stephen Herner	Wood Elves	Holy Hammers	28	85
Ben Cone	Tomb Kings	WWHFB.com	23	81
Joel Rasmussen	Chaos Dwarves	Rat, Midget & Daemon	23	81
Grant Fetter	Ogre Kingdoms	NW2	27	78
Tyler Harshey	Empire	IWFB	24	76
Kevin Fleming	Orcs & Goblins	Unstable Dice Podcast	21	75
Paul Wagner	Warriors of Chaos	WWHFB.com	23	75
Joel Mousseau	Ogre Kingdoms	IWFB	20	74
Reed Herner	Lizardmen	Holy Hammers	17	73
Alex Godlewski	Skaven	Rat, Midget & Daemon	14	72
John McCarthy	Dark Elves	Unaffliated	16	72
Kyle Frank	Empire	Holy Hammers	22	72
Matthew Herrbold	Chaos Dwarves	WWHFB.com	25	72
Harrison Witek	High Elves	NW2	20	69
James Maslanka	Ogre Kingdoms	Unaffliated	14	67
Andrew Greiling	Ogre Kingdoms	WWHFB.com	14	65
Quinn Herner	Ogre Kingdoms	Holy Hammers	14	63
Matthew Jayjack	Orcs & Goblins	WWHFB.com	15	58

Invasion Kenosha V - Photo Gallery

Rise of Legends - Da Burna Boy'z (Pt. 3)

So as I discussed in my last article I wrote up a Dogs of War entry for my group which I’ll link to in this article.  I’ve also begun work in earnest on the models themselves.  The first guy I started work on was the Boar Boy who has the Club Wiv a Nail In’ because that idea just stuck in me really fast exactly how I wanted him to look.  I also began work on the Wolf Rider too and moved on him pretty fast.

First up is the Boar Boy with the Veteran Kit Club Wiv a Nail In'

Second is the Goblin Wolf Rider

I had to mince together some weapon arms from other Orcs for the Boar Rider.  About 90% of the models I own for the O&G army I plan on building are 5th/6th edition single pose models which means I’m going to be doing a lot of chopping up during both this and that eventual project.  Still, I liked the look of the scale armor and the pouch on his belt since everyone is going to be carrying bags of ill gotten gains.

I also worked on the Wolf Rider; I wanted to give him more action to, so I cut the Wolf in half and put him back together to make it look like he’s jumping over a small bush.  I’m not sure what to do with the Boar Boy base yet though.

This is going to be a short post so here is the link to the DoW Entry for Da Burna Boyz!

Regiment of Renown - Da Burna Boy'z! (.pdf Version)
Regiment of Renown - Da Burna Boy'z! (.docx Version)

I’ve also included a link to the Microsoft Word Document in case anybody wants to use it as a template to create their own Regiment of Renown entry for fun.  I recommend it personally.  I think coming up with fluff and background is a great part of the hobby and can really help you get into the spirit of this type of project.

Da Burna Boy'z!
Part 1
Part 2

Regiment of Renown: Demonic Warriors of Chaos #2

ODT - Gaming 

 

 Rise of Legends Warriors of Chaos

 

Chosen, General – Enchanted shield, Nurgle, luck stone, devastating charge stone, dragon bane gem, halberd 

Forsaken slannesh, frenzy, swift-stride, renown – hatred

Warrior, nurgle, halberd, Halberd

Warrior nurgle, shield, Halberd

Warrior khorne, shield, Sword

 



Frontal View of Chaos Warrior with Hand Weapon

 



Side view of Chaos Warrior with hand weapon

An example of the warriors above is a Chaos Warrior with Sword I will use for the RoL.  I now have to convert several other models with halberds, a Slannesh forsaken, and a Nurgle Chosen warrior.

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Rise of Legends - Da Burna Boy'z (Pt. 2)

Good day everyone,

So since the first post I’ve gathered my models and all but finalized my list for better or worse and am now getting more into the fluff of the army.  The list is:

Gorgut Necksplitter
-Orc Boar Boy – Leader, Shield, Dragonhelm, Gold Sigil Sword

Gorbad Brainbasha
-Orc Boar Boy – Dog of War, Shield, Club Wiv a Nail In’

Shoota Stick-eye
-Orc  Arrer Boy – Dog of War, Hand Crafted Ammo

Crusha Backbreaker
-Orc – Dog of War, The Epic Flail, Big ‘Un

Nabba
-Orc – Extra Hand Weapon

Stompa
-Orc – Extra Hand Weapon

Basha
-Orc – Extra Hand Weapon

Weedo
-Goblin Wolf Rider – Shortbow, Shield, Spear

I’ve changed my list quite a bit since I last wrote.  I didn’t like the idea of the low Armor Save on the Black Orc so made a Boar Boy the leader because I could easily armor him up to a 2+.  Also I upgraded this guy to a Champion because I really, really wanted the extra attack.  I think 15 points is awfully expensive for that, but I still chose to go this route.  Then I wasn’t satisfied with 18” bows so I dropped a Wolf Rider and added an Arrer Boy for the range.

With that hammered out, I decided to start choosing names for the models.  I decided if you weren’t big and bad then you didn’t get two names because only the biggest and baddest Orcs can demand others call them by proper names.  All of my Orcs names in some way or another basically represent violence.  The only exception to this is Nabba who is going to be the Orc carrying the Pig.  He likes to nab things.  The Goblin who is too weak to earn a second name, was given a disdainful name more like a pet.

I debated on naming my Boars as well, but chose not to.  My plan currently is to write up a piece of background fluff for the unit basing it off of the old Dogs of War entries from their army book in 5th which usually listed a piece of background story, a list of named guys, special items/rules, etc… and then a company motto or battle cry.  As below:

I’m getting rather excited about it all now and now that I’m starting the conversion and construction process I’m looking quite forward to getting these guys put together.  I’m still not certain of basing schemes to use.  I wanted to go super fancy on them; but since these guys will end up one day in part of a much larger army I’m not sure what to do.  I guess I can worry about it later.  That’s all for now, hopefully your all still interested in what we’re doing on these articles and definitely keep an eye on the Blog to see some progression.

In the future articles that I write I will include links at the bottom so you can go backwards to see previous posts on my Regiment in case you forget something or you jump into this whole shin dig late and have missed some posts.

Da Burna Boy'z!
Part 1

Pjschard Cult of Slaanesh Dark Elves

I'm entering into the fray with Dark Elves 

                Cult of Slaanesh fell into place when I went through my bitz box and found 10 (!) different elf sorceresses from 8 manufacturers unfinished.  My original idea was to use them all and just have a coven of sorceresses. However, I quickly abandoned that idea after attempting to figure out WYSIWYG for the figures, and realizing my opponents would spend the entire game just trying to remember which figure had which rules.  Having so many different manufacturers meant that stylistically the Regiment looked like crap, so I sadly started winnowing out my extra minis.  

                  I knew that I wanted Morathi in the list, and I had an unfinished Morathi on foot conversion in my bitz box, so my other sorceresses would have to look similar.  Begrudgingly, I dismissed my Reaper sorceress (a beautiful Werner Klocke sculpt, but far too chunky.)  Then, I decided against a nice conversion I had planned for a Confrontation Sorcerer (way too tall.) The Fenryll harpy got the boot after (way too small,) and the Ginfritter's Dark Elf Pirate Queen fell along the wayside as well (way too pirate-y.)  The  next to go was the Warplock Monkey Wood Elf Sorceress I have.  (I love the sculpt but didn't like the idea of chopping bits off to match my theme.)  I eliminated the cold one sorceress by GW due to my display board idea, and to the fact that the sculpt had too much forward momentum to fit in with the other minis.

                This left me with a nice small force, a Dark Age mini with a blade for a hand fit the lithe graceful feel of Morathi very well, and the Mantic mini was a little small, but a very nice match.  The Avatars of War sorceress with the reptile scale skirt would help tie in my conversion idea for my core, and fit perfectly stylistically.  Last I had a plastic GW Dark Elf Sorceress.  This is the second one I have bought, and I just couldn't resist the opportunity to paint her again.   

                 The Morathi miniature GW makes comes on a Dark Pegasus, so no set of standing legs.  I fixed this with a set of corsair boots, and matched this with corsair gloves to replace the hands I had used for other conversions in the past.  This left me with the problem of core.  I had none.

                I had originally thought about including a unit of witch elves in my dark elf army, but didn't like the look of the GW ones, so way back when I had done a test conversion with a plastic daemonette using the same method as Morathi.  I really liked it, but didn't fancy converting up 20 more.  Five more seemed like a good choice and they were perfect for my theme, so I happily set about chopping and converting.  The Core are all set then.

Here's my list

5 Corsairs

5 Witch Elves (Chosen of Slaanesh)

I like Domus's idea of listing goals so here are mine.

Consistency

I want the models to look consistent despite the different manufacturers.

I want the basing to be at an equally high standard as the paint.

I want to sculpt a display base for this project.

I want a display piece out of this project.

I want all ten models to tell a story as a whole and as individual models.

I want all ten models exhibit a very high level of painting

specifically:

use of color

blending

I will be updating the blog, but there are already a few (albeit blurry) pictures in my twitter feed.  (Pjschard)

til next time.....