So down to two thirds of the big twelve. Carolingian Francs are the eighth faction to fall under the brushes!

Here you go for a the diesel crew, carefully staking dices in order to activate multiple times without any fatigue.
Lire la suiteSo down to two thirds of the big twelve. Carolingian Francs are the eighth faction to fall under the brushes!
Here you go for a the diesel crew, carefully staking dices in order to activate multiple times without any fatigue.
Lire la suiteHere’s the great Scots. First faction I got to really play after learning the game. Watch those pointy sticks!
Scruffy and cunning, but mostly resilient and hard to kill, you better watch out for the Scot counter-attack, when all this defense dices turn into attacks. Double of it nonetheless.
Lire la suiteSixth army for the Age of Vikings, man that tend to be a hell lot of minis! (Not even speaking of my own armies)
The Hiberno Norses, a faction all about subtle grace, tolerance… and mostly unchained violence!
Lire la suiteHere we go along our travel across the various faction of Age of the Vikings. Make room, the place is going to get crowded with the Anglo-Saxons!
At least five units at the maximum capacity, one of the biggest Saga army that I have painted so far…
Lire la suiteThis one’s long overdue. Here’s how I managed to paint large amount of viking era armies, while not trying to sell my soul in exchange for more than twenty four hours painting a day!
I choose this Grippingbeast Anglo Saxon kit, cause it’s exactly the type of minis you’ll have to put in colors, if you plan to play some dark ages era settings. However the technics explained here will fairly work on any project you want to with a little adaptation.
Lire la suiteContinuing to explore the each factions in various era for Saga, here come something very wicked.
Kneel before the Outerworld, crawling out of the breach to plague the Age of Magic!
Lire la suiteHere’s a little step by step for shields freehand. This one isn’t about colors but rather about technic in how to draw this kind of patterns.
You can easily achieve this kind of designs with a little practice and the right steps in the right order.
Lire la suiteOne of my favorite faction from Age of Vikings, and not only cause you got fewer models to paint.
One jolly good crew of elite vikings (that right, no levies for them, stay at home peasants!).
Lire la suiteThis one was by far one of the longest project I spent time on. But hell, totally worth it. Have some more bearded loudmouthed brawlers:
A huge Gallic warband for Saga, the Age of Hannibal. Some proper foes to the Roman legion painted before. Ten points were needed to have access to various options, even more in order to paint each and every minis from the kits.
Lire la suiteAlong with some antiquity nation, there’s some of the most violent mercenaries that you can hire through the various Saga’s ages.
Here’s a quick selection of mediterranean folks. Most of it are painted to go along with the Epire army seen before. But they can be affiliated to whomever can pay the price.
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