Had two fantastic games this weekend. Played both Jason and Ben.
Jason: 1000 points of Space Wolves vs Nids
Ben: 1500 points of Orks vs Nids
Go over to my Picasa and start from the top. Comments included in there. I welcome any comments you have!
http://picasaweb.google.com/enrgie/300510#
Monday, May 31, 2010
Event: Inaugural Gathering
When: 1st August 2010
Where: YC’s Home
Time: 11AM
Directions: YC to advise
Do try to make it for this one. I intend for this to be our yearly gathering, the one you cannot miss! Also a good chance for us to play and target building an army for. Bring your 1750 point Warhammer 40K army with army list written up, codex and your usual gaming accruement (dice, measuring tape etc).
I plan to have a big battle for all of us to be involved with so do be on time! Bring your cameras!
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Wargames history - enrgie Edition
Looks like reminiscing is all around us!
Going down memory lane, my first foray into the wonderful world of wargaming started with this one issue of White Dwarf 172 with Blood Bowl being released.
I happened to pick this issue up from MPH in Malaysia. I was only 14. I still remember Mike McVey who did an article on converting none other than the Blood Angels Captain on the 2nd edition of Warhammer40k.
Going down memory lane, my first foray into the wonderful world of wargaming started with this one issue of White Dwarf 172 with Blood Bowl being released.
I happened to pick this issue up from MPH in Malaysia. I was only 14. I still remember Mike McVey who did an article on converting none other than the Blood Angels Captain on the 2nd edition of Warhammer40k.
He also did a conversion for an Eldar Dire Avenger from the 2nd Ed 40k Eldar Cover.
So with these two, I was really curious what this 40k was. I was 14 and money was really hard to come by. With the Ringgit so weak compared to the Pound, it was 1:5 then. I saved like all of you guys and bought my first squad of Space Wolves Grey Hunters. All metal, I saved up to get paints and a brush. We didn't really play since all my friends weren't really interested with the game.
I kept those model away for another 3 years until I arrived in Singapore. Studying at NJ, my friend Kai Chan loves comics. He brought me to Comics Mart at Serene Centre and I found White Dwarf. It was one evening after school when I bumped into Melvin (Beef Nuggets). I went over to his place and played my first Fantasy game. He had DE by then.
I then picked up Michael's High Elves who was selling it. Started painting them and still bought more models. It was in University that I really picked up the pace. It was also during this period that I brought the miniatures back to Malaysia with me and introduced 40k to my cousin Joash. We jointly got the 3rd Ed 40k boxed set. I actually had a friend fly back from the UK with the set for me! Met with YC sometime in 2nd year of Uni and we kept building our armies. James then started his Tau army. My cousin Hong Yew joined too with his Imperial Guard!
We were playing on a semi regular basis at PI then at my place at Lakeside. I think it was at one of these games we met Sam at PI and invited him to come over to my place.
Eventually life crept up and we grew up to be working adults.
Fast Forward again, I moved to Hong Kong and the gaming community here is united. With beautiful terrain and competitive play, I was back into it. I played every Sunday and spent weekdays painting.
I hope that we can grow ourselves a team of core players - a club of sorts. I know we will always have distractions and life, but I somehow know deep down that we will keep gaming - just how often.
GAME ON!
Wargames history - Crazyrat Edition
I started playing 'Magic the gathering' card game when I was in primary school till sec sch. Besides buying the cards frequently, I also bought a monthly magazine called 'Inquest' which was an unofficial M:TG magazine. Inside a particular issue, 'Inquest' did a review of epic warhammer 40k, I saw the models and was immediately hooked. Further 40k poison was introduce into my system after I saw the box art of warhammer 40k 2nd edition box through some advertisement inside the magazine.
Big wall of text incoming if you press below.
Big wall of text incoming if you press below.
Wargames History - Beef Nuggets Edition
Well I guess it's time for another wordy post. But I think it's always nice to know more about (and to reminisce!) about our hobby and our journey through it. I was inspired when I read this article on Bols about WARGAMING: About your first army.
It all started with this box. How and why? Let me first take a trip down memory lane.....
I was at one of my distant relatives funeral. So it was also a time where we would catch up with distant cousins and family. As usual I went to find the younger crowd (my cousins and whatnot) and saw them playing with some toys. I went to join them of course. And among the toys they where playing with, where Power Rangers, WWF (now WWE) wrestling figures etc... While we were all busy smashing the action figures with one another, one of my cousins was very protective of his "Toys". I was curious and asked him what they were, he replied "I'm not sure really, you have to fix them and paint them up, like model kits. This one is called a SPACE MARINE". I went home to do some research on this so called "SPACE MARINE". And the rest is history......
Suddenly discovering this whole new world of GW me and my pal, Jon then embarked on this magical journey. We made our maiden trip down to Comics Mart (now closed down) to make our first GW purchases. As we were totally unaware of what to get. We settled on "Gorkamorka" as it was the cheapest box set available. We had no idea it wasn't even a core system.
After a week when we realized that we bought a game we did not know how to play (and upon more research) we decided to play Warhammer Fantasy. So we saved all our pocket money and picked up WFB (edition with Brets & Lizardmen). This was also where I first met Kenneth Tan (Singapore painting extrodinare and Golden Demon Winner). He saw us holding our WFB starter box and introduced himself and his gaming group. He left us his contact and we contacted him a few days later. He and his group then showed us the ropes to painting and gaming in the world of warhammer.
Excited we rushed back to my place to split our armies. Therefore my first official army was Bretonnians. Although I did not go any further with the starter box before I bought my 'real' first army. The Dark Elves.
During this initial period was also where I met Raymond (energie), although I can't remember how we crossed paths (please remind me if you do Ray!) and we sort of set up our own little gaming group. I clearly remember the days during JC where we would sneak into Ray's hostel (illegally) and stay overnight to do gaming and painting!
The next phase of my hobby history came when Games-Workshop opened it's flagship store in Singapore. I promptly applied for a position as a 'red-shirt' and landed myself right within the hobby of my life! Boy was that an experience I'll never forget! Kenneth also joined the team slightly later and we had a ball of a time in the store.
But it was short-lived. The Asia-Pacific GW stores were not doing as well as expected (and due to GW's US expansion plans) meant that they would be shutting down all stores in Asia. It was an insane 2 and a half years though. It will always be an important part of my hobby life.
After the store closed my hobby life pretty much degenerated to the life of a hobbit before the ring. I lost touch with much of the local scene, and went about with daily life. (further studies, the call of duty-National Service in Singapore etc...)
And now here I am, trying desperately to re-ignite that flame that once burned so strongly. Now that everything is nicely settled down in life (hopefully!). I can once again dedicate a portion of my life to what I know will be a hobby that will be me. For life.
~ I hope that this will be part one of our group's wargames history. Please try to do an article"Wargames history - xxxx Edition" So that all of us (and the world) will know how we came about. And if I left out anything or said anything wrong, don't hold back! Let me know!
Friday, May 28, 2010
WIP: Termagants Part 3
Just finished a 3 hour painting session at Jason's place yesterday. It's always good to have a friend around to talk while you paint. Makes painting less boring and more interactive.
Anyways, here are the fruits of my labour. I worked on the weapon symbiotes (Scab Red + Mechrite Red) and the carapace armour (Warlock Purple). These are the base layers for 2 more layers each.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
WIP Veteran Guardsmen Part 2.
Well sad to say my progress has been halted due to being extremely busy as it was the last few days of school. But rejoice as the Mid-year June holidays have officially begun!
Here was where I came to a standstill. Painting all the greens on my squad.
First layer of paint was Catachan Green. Followed by a light drybrush of Catachan green/Camo green 50/50% mix. Badeb Black was carefully washed into the recesses of the mini. Then finished off with a a highlight of Camo Green.
And to my surprise not one but two parcels arrived today! One is from Paulson games. I ordered 2 sets of Dreadnought Combat talons for my Blood Angels. These fit Ironclad dreadnoughts to make them bloodtaloned dreads. Anyone who needs some contact me as these are spare. (unfortunately I forgot I ordered 2 sets of Forgeworld Dreadnought arms as well!, Don't ask me why I ordered so many, I got too excited when I saw these and simply ordered without thinking. Gulp...)
The other parcel was from Maelstrom! I knew I had to have that Space Marine statue the moment I saw it. And with my BA army in progress I saw it as a perfect time to get some themed terrain in as well. Also ordered a little paint. Basically I wanted to try out P3 paints as I've been hearing nothing but good things about them.
All the colours of the rainbow - better to eat you with
Hehe, found this on BoLS and thought it was funny so I am sharing it here!
Who else has a Nid army? We need to do an Apoc game with all the Nids on one side!
Who else has a Nid army? We need to do an Apoc game with all the Nids on one side!
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
WIP: Termagants
More shots of the Termagants work in progress. I have tidied up the internal flesh and the skin.
Tomorrow I begin working on the carapace and weapons.
Tomorrow I begin working on the carapace and weapons.
Group shot - camera still not the best as I am using my webcam. I will improve the shots using my digital camera closer to completion.
Close up of the Termagants. You'll notice the cleaned up skin.
Full action Tau suits
Here we have some WIP of my Tau Suits. These are all fully articulated, very similar to gundam kits. Since someone with as much design sense as a cabbage did the original crisis suit sculpts, I took the liberty to 1up the new forgeworld designs. As you can see, I've tried my best to retain as many of the original tau design language as possible. The suits have been kit bashed from various mecha toys and models. PVC joints are by a Japanese company called kotobukiya. Since the Tau are actually Japanese anyways, gundam and samurai inspirations were also in mind.
Comments are welcomed
Long Fangs
Just to keep up with my obligations to my buddy Ray in terms of painting, here are my new long fangs. I've spent about 6 or so hours so far... 40k is really a love/hate relationship for like all my relationships with girls... You love them, but there are def. times I wanna twist off their heads.
Nothing really unique about my style, pretty much standard procedure. The only thing is I try to get them done the cheapest way possible. instead of using gw's matt black spray paint, I use any kind of matte black spray I can find at hardware stores for 3 reasons.
1. Price. I ain't payin gw S**T... $20 hong kong roughly around $2.50 usd, i can get the same sized spray can instead of whatever the obscene amount gw demands...
2. Spray paints sold at hardware stores tend to be less fine than hobby grade sprays. This can be used to your advantage when you decide to dry brush and highlights as the rougher spray tends to pick up better and therefore saving time on dry brushing without re-applying layers that appear to be too faint. You will need to get a feel for this first...
3. Your basecoat should always be the most important layer. I could care less if you can paint Sistine chapel on your model if your colors peel off due to crappy base coats. Hard ware grade spray paints are designed to hold onto almost anything... My neighbor's spotted chihuahua will agree with me. With that said, there is also no longer the need for metal primers for metaloid minis and therefore saving you even more money... Please note, metal models will still chip if you are not careful. The reason is paints is softer than metal... You will still want to purity seal the model.
Thanks for reading guys...
Maelstrom Games: Discount Extension
Great news for those who have not purchased in the last discount. I just got an email that it's been extended:
Your 17.5% off UK RRP discount voucher now ends on Thursday 27th of May 2010 at midnight (GMT) and it's a great chance to grab yourself those Games Workshop products you really fancy before they go up in price!
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
WIP: Termagants
My painting technique has a flaw...takes bloody long to dry. Here's a WIP photo! You can actually spy the one without the carapace done yet. The skin is based on Bleached Bone followed by a wash of Warlock Purple. Both stages require a lot of drying time!
Carapace is Chaos Black. I am still deciding on the base rim colour but I reckon it'll be a dark gray to contrast with the lighter skin tone.
Carapace is Chaos Black. I am still deciding on the base rim colour but I reckon it'll be a dark gray to contrast with the lighter skin tone.
WIP Pics for the Tale
I have commenced painting me Sanguinary Guard (SG). I have divided the sections to be painted up. The SG mainly consist of : Armor, Gems, Wings/winged motifs and weapons.
Started with the armor and was filled with the Red Thirst of painting them muahaha!!
SG WIP front view.
SG WIP back view.
WIP Group shot 1. Eight of the armor of the SG is done, two left.
Overhead WIP view. Tako (my painting mascot) can be seen in the upper left corner ;P
Paint on guys! :)
Started with the armor and was filled with the Red Thirst of painting them muahaha!!
SG WIP front view.
SG WIP back view.
WIP Group shot 1. Eight of the armor of the SG is done, two left.
Overhead WIP view. Tako (my painting mascot) can be seen in the upper left corner ;P
Paint on guys! :)
Objective of this Blog
It's pretty simple.
Painting is quite a lonesome thing sometimes and this serves as a great platform for all of us to share our work with an audience whom we know. On top of that, we as a group have been scattered across the globe and this trend may continue as we are posted for jobs or family beckons.
As such, I hope this blog will serve as our community blog. A place that we can use to share our experience in gaming wherever you are - Hong Kong, Singapore or Australia etc.
I hope we get a steady group of followers, people who are like minded like us - out to have fun.
Fun is defined as an evocative game of 40k or Fantasy in amazing terrain and beautifully painted armies. A game where winning is not everything but ensuring you can tell a good story at the end of the game.
If you connect with the above, then you are with a community of like minded gamers. I invite you to meet with one of us wherever you are. Send me a message or leave a comment with some contact details. We will be keen to game with you as well. "Follow" the blog to get regular updates and do get in touch!
Base considerations.
Long time Warhammer buddy/ex-lecturer Kelvin has a very cool blog.
He also recently did an article on bases which I found to be an extremely interesting read.
Head over to The Painting Shop to check it out.
Primers and Spray.
Remember when we first started? For me I did not even know about priming minis prior to painting. I simply applied paint directly onto the miniatures. The results were horrendous obviously, however I still have that mini, I can remember as clearly as I just began, it was a plastic chaos warrior. The one were it was a single pose, before the first sets of multi-part plastics.
I guess we have all gone down that slippery road before. Trying to find the elusive "perfect primer". Experimenting with various brands/kinds of spray paint. And more often than not we get frustrated with the results, if not totally in love but realizing it to be too costly.
Honestly I love the Games-Workshop primers. They have a perfect consistency, easily available (back then) and were relatively cheap. At least back then when I was working in GW. The staff discount was seriously serious.
But before that and ever since GW left Singapore, Hobby specific primers eg. Tamiya, GW and various others, were just too expensive for a struggling student to afford. Therefore I resorted to cheap spray paint from Hardware stores, and even the supposed "better" spray paints being sold in Paradigm Infinitum for 2-3 times the retail price found in hardware stores.
So I decided I could not afford Hobby Primers anymore. (I can now but choose to distribute my funds more effectively to many other things, like food and more miniatures!) And went ahead going through tons of spray paints. From the RJ paints found in Mustafa to the London paints and of course the infamous Nippon PLYOX. Most of these paints could get the job done. Cheap, good coverage and most importantly, really flat.
The same can't be said for PYLOX. It absolutely suck balls of fury. Prices were highest among the normal, coverage was blotchy, and worse of all their flat black isn't really flat at all! I had to waste time re-coating my minis with chaos black to get rid of the gloss!
After much spray paint "brand-hopping" I finally settled on a brand called "KOBE". I had alot of success with them, getting a good clean flat surface which was genuinely matt. And being one of the cheapest was a nice bonus as well. $3.50SGD a can. Guess it can't get any cheaper than that!
Did a little spray spree. Total cost $21SGD.
Great price!
I guess we have all gone down that slippery road before. Trying to find the elusive "perfect primer". Experimenting with various brands/kinds of spray paint. And more often than not we get frustrated with the results, if not totally in love but realizing it to be too costly.
Honestly I love the Games-Workshop primers. They have a perfect consistency, easily available (back then) and were relatively cheap. At least back then when I was working in GW. The staff discount was seriously serious.
But before that and ever since GW left Singapore, Hobby specific primers eg. Tamiya, GW and various others, were just too expensive for a struggling student to afford. Therefore I resorted to cheap spray paint from Hardware stores, and even the supposed "better" spray paints being sold in Paradigm Infinitum for 2-3 times the retail price found in hardware stores.
So I decided I could not afford Hobby Primers anymore. (I can now but choose to distribute my funds more effectively to many other things, like food and more miniatures!) And went ahead going through tons of spray paints. From the RJ paints found in Mustafa to the London paints and of course the infamous Nippon PLYOX. Most of these paints could get the job done. Cheap, good coverage and most importantly, really flat.
The same can't be said for PYLOX. It absolutely suck balls of fury. Prices were highest among the normal, coverage was blotchy, and worse of all their flat black isn't really flat at all! I had to waste time re-coating my minis with chaos black to get rid of the gloss!
After much spray paint "brand-hopping" I finally settled on a brand called "KOBE". I had alot of success with them, getting a good clean flat surface which was genuinely matt. And being one of the cheapest was a nice bonus as well. $3.50SGD a can. Guess it can't get any cheaper than that!
Did a little spray spree. Total cost $21SGD.
Great price!
~Although it seems like a chore, priming and undercoating is an important part to our painting journey. It would be interesting to know what you guys are using to prime your minis and maybe even share some more useful tips and lobangs for them!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Stegadon
Hi all,
I'm a long time gamer of both 40k and Fantasy, you can call me Grimloq. I've just started up my lizardmen again after a long dormant period and decided to paint up one of the new Stegadons. I went with an experimental color scheme. It takes a while to get the color combination right, but when you do it's extremely rewarding, as you have a uniquely painted model. I'm very happy with the results.
I'm still thinking what I want to mount on the back, but when it's completed, I will post more pics.
Grim
Tutorial: Easy Gold.
This is a method I experimented with and found that it worked quite well to produce a fast and effective gold colour.
What is so special about this? Well, if you ask me I honestly think it looks a little Non-Metallic Metal (NMM). And that seems to be the hype painting style most people are into. Which is a really good thing as it really pushes the painting skills of any painter that much higher.
I painted this using both metallics AND non-metallics. Let's see how I did it.
First I sprayed the model with flat black. Then I gave all gold armour areas a heavy drybrush of Mithril Silver. After this I proceeded to give the model it's first heavy coat of Gryphonne Sepia wash(GS). Once the GS was dry. I applied another heavy coat of GS. This was repeated till the model has been coated with 5 heavy coats of GS.
At this point the model will start to look brownish/gold. Just the perfect gold look!
To finish of the model I simply hard-edged/line highlighted the "gold" armour with Golden Yellow.
That's all. It should take about 30mins painting the gold on a SG model. (minus the drying time of course!)
And it's a damn short amount of time required to produce a fine looking gold.
What is so special about this? Well, if you ask me I honestly think it looks a little Non-Metallic Metal (NMM). And that seems to be the hype painting style most people are into. Which is a really good thing as it really pushes the painting skills of any painter that much higher.
I painted this using both metallics AND non-metallics. Let's see how I did it.
First I sprayed the model with flat black. Then I gave all gold armour areas a heavy drybrush of Mithril Silver. After this I proceeded to give the model it's first heavy coat of Gryphonne Sepia wash(GS). Once the GS was dry. I applied another heavy coat of GS. This was repeated till the model has been coated with 5 heavy coats of GS.
At this point the model will start to look brownish/gold. Just the perfect gold look!
To finish of the model I simply hard-edged/line highlighted the "gold" armour with Golden Yellow.
That's all. It should take about 30mins painting the gold on a SG model. (minus the drying time of course!)
And it's a damn short amount of time required to produce a fine looking gold.
Some Veteran Guardsmen.
Started on my squad of Guardsmen last night. Settled all the modeling and priming prior to this challenge. (alot of work has been put into shaving every cadian shoulder pad and side pants pocket down, but that will be for another post!) Then got down to the messy part of painting the bases. I always do this part first as I can be as sloppy as I want before I detail the miniature itself. If you look closely you can even see one lonely painted (greens) guardsmen at the back. Tonight I shall finish the greens on the other 9!
I honestly think I'll finish these guys up within the week!
I honestly think I'll finish these guys up within the week!
News: British Pounds Very Weak
Most of you would realise this by now but the GBP is very low.
1 British pound = 2.03140492 Singapore dollars
1 British pound = 11.2699354 Hong Kong dollars
Coupled with a discount by Maelstrom Games (Your voucher code is: GW-BEATER) www.maelstromgames.co.uk, you should definitely consider getting that purchase you've been holding off for!
1 British pound = 2.03140492 Singapore dollars
1 British pound = 11.2699354 Hong Kong dollars
Coupled with a discount by Maelstrom Games (Your voucher code is: GW-BEATER) www.maelstromgames.co.uk, you should definitely consider getting that purchase you've been holding off for!
Event: Tale of 6 Armies
The event has started! If you notice, there is a link on the left hand side of the main page so click on the "Join site to RSVP" and click on "attending" and you will be registered!
In a nutshell, each of the 6 people have committed to painting and completing 10 models in 2 weeks. The event starts today and ends 6th June. The full list is:
1. Ray: Tyranids: 10 Termagants
2. Sam: Blood Angels: 10 Sanguinary Guard
3. Youcai: Blood Angels: 9 DC and 1 chaplain
4. Daniel: 10 Space Marine Scouts
5. Defeng: Chaos: 10 Traitor Guard
6. Melvin: 10 Imperial Guard
See you guys at the end of 2 weeks!
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Spartan Space Marines
I just found these and these are amazing to create a Spartan ARMY! Link: http://sciborminiatures.com/
Just look at these pics!
Just look at these pics!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Jumping on the bandwagon?
With the recent release of the new Blood Angels I'm sure there are many people in the world who has been bitten by the latest army craze. Well, besides the fact that they seem quite overpowered with all their new shiny rules. Who can deny that they are just about the most beautiful models GW has put out till date! The moment I saw the pics of the new minis I was sold!
My first ever 40k army was the Blood Angels. I started them almost 10 years ago when I could clearly remember 3rd edition 40k being released. I have since amassed quite a huge BA army. (will try to get some pics up) But sadly I have not played much with them. Ever since I started my Guard army after the BA they pretty much came to a standstill. I still have so many BA unpainted. They have been primed and ready for more than 8 years!
Well.... fast forward to 2010. Where the BA are the latest shiny plastic soldiers. And here I am, rekindling the bloody flame of Sanguinius that attracted me to the world of 40k in the first place. I am therefore building a new BA army. Totally keeping in line with the awesome new Descent of Angels rule. (well it may not be a list that will actually WIN me any games, but who cares? It's freakin' awesome!)
It shall be simple. Nothing that can't fly will not be included. That means NO tanks. All my models shall have jump packs. And models who can't (dreadnoughts) shall have drop pods. I have already ordered a couple of dreadnoughts from forgeworld. And I shall also get pics of the NEW BA army up when all my new models have arrived!
In the meantime. Here are the 3 test models I have painted for my new BA!
My first ever 40k army was the Blood Angels. I started them almost 10 years ago when I could clearly remember 3rd edition 40k being released. I have since amassed quite a huge BA army. (will try to get some pics up) But sadly I have not played much with them. Ever since I started my Guard army after the BA they pretty much came to a standstill. I still have so many BA unpainted. They have been primed and ready for more than 8 years!
Well.... fast forward to 2010. Where the BA are the latest shiny plastic soldiers. And here I am, rekindling the bloody flame of Sanguinius that attracted me to the world of 40k in the first place. I am therefore building a new BA army. Totally keeping in line with the awesome new Descent of Angels rule. (well it may not be a list that will actually WIN me any games, but who cares? It's freakin' awesome!)
It shall be simple. Nothing that can't fly will not be included. That means NO tanks. All my models shall have jump packs. And models who can't (dreadnoughts) shall have drop pods. I have already ordered a couple of dreadnoughts from forgeworld. And I shall also get pics of the NEW BA army up when all my new models have arrived!
In the meantime. Here are the 3 test models I have painted for my new BA!
Wet Palette Painting
I'm not sure if you guys have tried. Wet Palette painting. This is godsend I tell you. Paints will remain fresh forever like straight from the pot for hours on end! Go try it. I tried and now I can never paint without it. It will save you sooo much time from constantly opening and closing you pots to take paint. And also save sooo much paint that is otherwise dried on the normal palette. It's amazing like magic!
Here's a WIP shot of me using my wet palette!
http://thepaintingcorps.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-to-simple-wet-palette.html
Try it if you guys haven't. You will never turn back!
Here's a WIP shot of me using my wet palette!
http://thepaintingcorps.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-to-simple-wet-palette.html
Try it if you guys haven't. You will never turn back!
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
1750 Nids Vs Space Wolves
Played a game last night with Jay at FA. 1750 Nids vs Space Wolves.
Interesting points to note: the Nids fare really well in the Dawn of War style of deployment. I hit his table half by Turn 1 and the rest of my Nids arrive enmasse in Turn 2. I would be scared shit if I were him!
Pictures say a thousand words so go over to the link and post your comments.
http://picasaweb.google.com/enrgie/1750NidsVsSpaceWolves#
Interesting points to note: the Nids fare really well in the Dawn of War style of deployment. I hit his table half by Turn 1 and the rest of my Nids arrive enmasse in Turn 2. I would be scared shit if I were him!
Pictures say a thousand words so go over to the link and post your comments.
http://picasaweb.google.com/enrgie/1750NidsVsSpaceWolves#
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