Knights of Erebus
Due to the Kickstarter we are quieter than usual. But we haven't stopped working.
Here you have one of the first knights of Erebus. We hope you like the chosen path.
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Debido al Kickstarter estamos más tranquilos que de costumbre. Pero no hemos dejado de trabajar.
Aquí tenéis uno de los primeros Caballeros de Erebus. Esperamos que os guste el camino elegido.
Comments (15)
I am SO in love with the amour on the horse!!!
I like it, very distinctive compared with the order knightly orders! I am realy looking forward to how you will do the knight panthers in the future. Great work!
Pinta muy bien la orden de morr. Además, se puede usar como hechicero de la orden amatista👌👌
Nicely done - good to see the various knightly orders so visually distinct from eachother!
Knights of the Panther should be there. ^^;
habrá también infantería de estos machotes?
I came here for elves.... but I stay for everything, these are amazing!!! 😃
Me gustan mucho pero no los ubico. De qué facción son?
En fantasy serían el equivalente a los caballeros de la Guardia Negra de Morr que nunca tuvieron miniatura. Vamos, que deberían de ser del Alto Reino
I think the Saddle Pad should not be damaged. They are still Human Knights, not Vampires.
can you please explain me these? They look good, but are a bit too unique for the unit design I normally see. Are these some king of "named character unit" Such as the "dogs of war units of the old world?
Knights of Morr stand ins https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Knights_of_Morr
Yes please, they look great
..and a scythes blade has to be on the inside. a tip above the blade would give trouble to the workflow (constantly hitting the floor) (sorry for being picky, but as i had to work with a scythe in my past.. )
Looking great. However, i believe it could look even better, if the scythe was less straight and mybe a bit worn - i.e. as one could see in this museum piece; https://www.loetschentalermuseum.ch/wp-content/uploads/sense.jpg