Hired Swords

Mordheim: Hired Sword and Ostlander

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I am currently working on a few miniatures for our Mordheim Campaign. I have assembled 2 Ogre Bodyguards, a Pit Fighter and a Troll Slayer for me and my friends to use during games. All of them in plastic as lending out precious metal miniatures is a bit painful when having an apartment full of people, where minatures on the floor is a common sight. This is the guy from the Plague Cart which I chose not to use for my “The Dead” scenery theme.

Warlock

Used a black and blue “spectral” colour theme mixed with very pale skin, as I used the miniature for experimenting with colours :-)

This is the Ostlander # 2 Miniature I finished quite a while ago, but thought he deserved to be included in the post :-)

Ostlander 2

The beard ended up really nice I think :-) still missing a few of the miniatures from the set, though.

Posters for Notice Boards!

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I’ve received several mails and comments about the posters I used for the Message/ Notice Board, and I have made a PDF file with all the posters in various shapes and colour shades. Sometimes it just fits better with a pale neutral poster when I put them on buildings and such :)

Download Here – It’s a really BIG file in high resolution. (15 mb) so have patience!

Here is one we used as hand-outs for our RPG sessions. My husband is the GM and made the poster from an old softcover book.
We originally intended to use it for the old collector miniature Ulli & Marquand’s Wanted Poster Sign, but we ended up with another idea. Reminds me that I need to get that up on the blog some time :-P

Here is the Message Board in its full glory as shown on the Original Post

Notice Board

I used a small decal scissors for the cut-outs and something called Alles-kleber (which I assume is normal hobby glue) and very carefully glued the posters on the wooden frame :-)

Mordheim: The Town Cryer

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“Hear, Hear, I’m here!”

Another one done for the Mordheim Collection. This time it’s The Town Cryer from the Hired Swords. I gave him a rather sickly look, as it appears that the miniature is sort of zombified – Additionally he fits perfect into the WFRP Middenheim campaign, as the town is struck by a weird plague (Or gifts from Papa Nurgle?) – So I guess that this Town Cryer can both announce how the plague progresses verbally and visually.. :P

Mordheim: Town Cryer

And of course the Mordheim progress – Added the Town Cryer and The Frenzied Mob: Butcher as well.

Mordheim Progress 13-11-2015

Mordheim: Undead Characters

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Three more Mordheim miniatures done for my Mordheim Painting Progress – Two Undead Vampires & the Undead Necromancer. I painted the vampires pretty traditionally with red and black clothing, one of them ended up a lot more pale than the other, not sure which of the skin colors I prefer.

As for the Necromancer, I actually tried to paint him as neutral as possible as I thought he could make a decent sort of Hedge Wizard/Morr Priest in WFRP, so I avoided too many black colors plus I didn’t try to make him look evil.

17 miniatures done, wohoo! I do have a couple more done that I just need pictures of.

Mordheim Painting Progress 15-10-2015

Mordheim: Halfling Thief

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Just finished painting this little bugger. I remember this miniature from way back, before I started playing mordheim myself. Actually thought he was some kind of hedgehog mutant (I know…) and I never really liked the mini. But since I decided to start collecting mordheim miniatures, I of course had to own the miniature. The pictures are a bit dark and honestly doesn’t give the painted piece the justice it deserves, it looks a lot better on the gaming table compared to the pictures.

Halfling Thief

I bought him from a local fellow, who quit the painting hobby – Afterwards I realized that he’s pretty damn rare and I actually saw him go for 175 euro on ebay  shortly after – And this was a painted one with several layers of paint. The one I bought was also painted (Not too great) So I cleaned him up, and started anew.

Since he is a burglar I decided that he should look like a successful one (he is a halfling after all), adding tons of gold and gems. I’m quite happy with the result, and I’m sure he will fit right into my rpg :-)

Mordheim Progress October

Mordheim: Hunter

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Warhammer RPG Bounty Hunter Leader

My second Mordheim miniature is now done – The hunter is the leader of a group of bounty hunters in my WFRP campaign. His base matches the Kislev Ranger’s base as they’re both part of the bounty hunter group – And I figured that wilderness/rural bases would suit both miniatures best.


Overall I’m more happy with the hunter than the ranger, but they still look good together on the table. The Warhammer campaign I’m a part of is centered around Middenheim, the players ran into the bounty hunter group on their way back to the city and learned that they were after two ruthless criminals named Ulli & Marquand who are most likely hiding in Middenheim. So guess what Mordheim miniatures I’m painting next, hehe.

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Mordheim: Kislev Ranger

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Warhammer RPG Bounty Hunter NPC

I’ve just finished painting my Mordheim Kislev Ranger miniature. I placed her on a round base as the miniature will mainly be used in a Warhammer RPG-Campaign where she’s part of a bounty hunter group.

The group is led by another bounty hunter that’s actually gonna be represented in the game by the Mordheim Hunter miniature – So I’ll upload a picture of him soon. And maybe a picture of the whole jolly gang of bounty hunters – I believe there’s 4-5 of them.

Mordheim: Kislev Ranger

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