Some games of FSF!

A few times a year I manage to hook up with my buddies from another nearby city - and we get some games in!  We had two games of FSF yesterday.

 

 

My friend's Undead arise from decades of slumber!

I have a friend who has an old Warhammer Undead army from the 90's and she's been updating them and filling units with some new plastics.  Most excellently, she has designed some 40mm(ish) 3D plates to mount her 20mm bases Warhammer minis, so she doesn't have to rebase a whole army.

 

This will let her slot her army into Famine, Sword, & Fire while keeping the minis usable for Warhammer, Warhammer Quest, etc.

 

It's awesome seeing these 30+ year old minis getting back to the tabletop in the next few weeks!

 

 

Vampire count number three!

As mentioned before, my 'head canon' for the current undead force I'm doing is that the four vampires I've acquired are a squabbling 'family' of vampires (likely a set of nobles or...not nobles? all turned by a great vampire who has since disappeared).

 

While not yet named, the big guy on the chariot is the strongman...but the slowest of the bunch.  The winged vampire I did after is the brash, cruel, crazy 'young' vampire.  The more powerful of the four are the remaining two - this is the first.  He'll be the standard general in most of my games - based to slot into a unit of bodyguard miniatures (which I haven't picked out yet).

 

 

Army Inventory Shots: Night Goblins and Vampires

I threw the armies on the table for some quick "where are they at..." photos.

 

 

Cossacks!? Why do you have cossacks!?

So, I wanted some evil human servants to my vampire force, and really liked the idea of a dark kind of "secret police" cossack unit.  So I picked up some (accidentally 32mm!) prints from Highland Miniatures off Etsy.  These are the 'Harbor Streltsy' --- a really nice set.

 

Originally I was going to base these for skirmishing units, but they didn't fit on 40mm circle bases and were too little on 50mm circles...so standard basing it is.

 

The HDR on my camera makes the flesh highlights pop weird, but...overall, very happy with a simple 3-day project.  The undead army is speed-running this thing.