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As longtime fans are well aware, Grombrindal – the White Dwarf himself – has appeared in many forms over the ...
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Hope you don't mind paying $100+ on eBay.
 
Yep, the original Mortarion mini had the devil tail too. And speaking of the Death Guard, I've been listening to a great audiobook called The Lords of Silence that takes you inside the death guard from the perspective of one of their plague marines. I can't recommend it enough, its chock full of shit-stained, feculent, pustulent details and the narrator, John Banks, does the phlegmy voices perfectly.

A few other books I highly recommend (I've listened to the audio versions)

Brothers of the Snake by Dan Abnett
Gaunt's Ghosts series by Dan Abnett (they've only started releasing the early books on audio, so I've only heard the first book "First and Only" but it was incredible, perfectly captures the struggle of the Imperial Guard)
Knights of Macragge by Nick Kyme

I might post some photos of the many minis I'm painting that are in various stages of progress. I've only been at it 3 or 4 months so I'll have to work up the courage.
 
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America's Giggling Gigolo said:
Yep, the original Mortarion mini had the devil tail too. And speaking of the Death Guard, I've been listening to a great audiobook called The Lords of Silence that takes you inside the death guard from the perspective of one of their plague marines. I can't recommend it enough, its chock full of shit-stained, feculent, pustulent details and the narrator, John Banks, does the phlegmy voices perfectly.

A few other books I highly recommend (I've listened to the audio versions)

Brothers of the Snake by Dan Abnett
Gaunt's Ghosts series by Dan Abnett (they've only started releasing the early books on audio, so I've only heard the first book "First and Only" but it was incredible, perfectly captures the struggle of the Imperial Guard)
Knights of Macragge by Nick Kyme

I might post some photos of the many minis I'm painting that are in various stages of progress. I've only been at it 3 or 4 months so I'll have to work up the courage.
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If you haven't listened to the Fabious bile Audio books you should they're pretty good.
 
That Chris Guy said:
Trying to find the dedication to paint more of the legion of unfinished models I have beside my painting table. Small powerlevel, but I also snagged a winning entry in the Red Gobbo competition.

Just need to balance my hobby with my job.
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At least that's all you have to balance. I have to balance family and school with my hobbies.
 
One of the most heartwarming parts of 40k is meeting a Tau player, rolling your eyes cynically and scoffing, then discovering with shock and delight that his army contains Vespid and Krootox.

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I'm currently building up my Black Templars, but afterward, I'm thinking of building a Word Bearer army.
Any suggestions?
 
5t3n0g0ph3r said:
I'm thinking of building a Word Bearer army.
Any suggestions?
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The only models in power armour in your list should be HQ, also have as many cultists as possible. If you’re feeling spicy a supreme command detachment of 3 daemon prince with the alignment of your choosing
 
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