Hello all! With the last six levies done, I have finally finished off my Saga warband! It's taken me about a month longer than I expected it to, and means that I'll need to crack right on with getting my Warriors of Chaos done for Raze and Ruin in October. I should definitely be able to get it all done, it's just going to be a much tighter painting schedule than I had originally hoped for!
That said, I have thoroughly enjoyed painting my Saga stuff. As I said at the start - my previous warband was done using poor quality plastics made worse by a poor quality paintjob. When I started them, I wasn't really sure if Saga would be a system that would stick around, so I didn't put very much effort into the models. I now feel that my warband reflects the level of painting I am capable of, and I have been pleasantly surprised by how well they have come out.
Painting the levies was very easy, which is a good thing given how easily they die on the battlefield! I've also taken some pictures of my fully painted Saga force, so enjoy! :)
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| The six remaining levies done. |
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| This is definitely my favourite face of the whole Gripping Beast plastic range. |
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| The full unit of 12 levies, ready to do very little and mill around the battlefield aimlessly! |
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| My full Anglo-Danish warband. Not bad for just under two months of work! |
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| My warlord. |
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| A better photograph of the Hearthguard from a few weeks ago. |
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| They've only just been finished, and the levies are already hiding behind the shield wall... |
That's all for now! Next week I'll hopefully have done some more work on my Warriors of Chaos. I've written my 2,500pts list, and all I have left to finish is:
- 6 Warriors of Chaos with Hand Weapon and Shield
- 6 Warriors of Chaos with Two Hand Weapons
- 1 Exalted Hero on Daemonic Mount
- 5 Chaos Knights
I should be able to get that done for the 18-19th October, but definitely still wish me luck!
Thanks for reading! :)
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