This is a really old Jes Goodwin sculpt that I have had for many many years. I always loved this model and the other Chaos Sorceror models of the same era. I have another somewhere that I can't find for the life of me. I knew instantly that he would have to be the leader of the Cultists so I dug him out and painted him up to suit. I wanted him to be a bridge between the Warriors and the Cultists and so I painted the armour in the same way as I did the Warriors. This is the last model I have for the regiment and I need to pick up another box soon. I will be scouring eBay to get my hands on some hopefully at a respectable discount. I just need to figure out what they are called in german.
March 12, 2013
No rest for the Wicked!
This is a really old Jes Goodwin sculpt that I have had for many many years. I always loved this model and the other Chaos Sorceror models of the same era. I have another somewhere that I can't find for the life of me. I knew instantly that he would have to be the leader of the Cultists so I dug him out and painted him up to suit. I wanted him to be a bridge between the Warriors and the Cultists and so I painted the armour in the same way as I did the Warriors. This is the last model I have for the regiment and I need to pick up another box soon. I will be scouring eBay to get my hands on some hopefully at a respectable discount. I just need to figure out what they are called in german.
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He's a real classic, and you've done a great job on him.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It was nice to finally have an excuse to use him somewhere!
DeleteNice! I too like the old Chaos champions and sorcerers, I painted one as a Herald of Tzeentch, in the olden days it was defined which Chaos God a model worshipped, as there was some serious strange sculpts, some renegades or champions were generic enough to be used in most any army/unit.
ReplyDeleteI would love to get my hands on a few more of these old champions, the models are wonderful!
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