my Fimirs army for The Old World

[Eric]

Wow the book is an impressive piece of work.

 

[teudge]

Wow the book is an impressive piece of work.

Yes, took me 2 months of holidays, and 2months after the work !

 

[Raedwald]

Wow the book is an impressive piece of work.

Totally agree. Thank you for sharing this labour of love.
Ruinous Inheritance, the Warpstone mag Fimir sourcebook is excellent, so it's amazing to finally have something as good for the tabletop games, and to see so many of the fantastic illustrations reproduced in full contrast. They really suffered in the printing process in Warpstone; you have to squint to make out what some are depicting in my copy!

I think from the whole collection, this guy in the tower is my favourite:

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Really haunting. Is there a story behind this piece? And where is the fimir from?

 

[Rogue Blooper]

@teudge this is absolutely amazing, brilliant work. Well done.

 

[Zanko]

Really haunting. Is there a story behind this piece? And where is the fimir from?

The original figure is ‘Ushoran, Mortarch of Delusion’ from the Flesh Eater Courts in AoS. It’s quite a cool conversion.

 

[teudge]

This really big Meargh belongs to the french Fimir maniac Dreadaxe. He helped me a lot when i start my army book and follow and help the project to the end. So i must thanx him for that, and i painted this awesome mini for him. The head is sculpted by a friend of Dreadaxe but i forget his name.

 

[Zanko]

This really big Meargh belongs to the french Fimir maniac Dreadaxe. He helped me a lot when i start my army book and follow and help the project to the end. So i must thanx him for that, and i painted this awesome mini for him. The head is sculpted by a friend of Dreadaxe but i forget his name.

Tell me, does Dreadaxe have his own Fimir blog? I’ve found quite a bit about him, but no blog and no pictures of his models.