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It turns out my Son has been given a Kill Team box that included some Kroot and he decided that they needed to be in my army. Some shuffling round later and I now have a full squad of very cool kroot with a couple of custom conversions built ready to paint.

My son was very chuffed to have ‘added’ something to an army that’s much much older than he is…

I love painting but do not like the assembling at all so it’s handy that I’ve ‘made’ my very own awesome conversion & assembly person.

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Still waiting for paint I  have:

  • 10 new style firewarriors with 2 gun drones (I prefer my firewarriors in 12’s)
  • 12 firewarriors (old sculpts) making up my squad 3 to accompany the already painted Devilfish transport
  • 5 drones to accompany my forgeworld Shas’O R’myr & XV81, XV84 & 2 XV89 crisis suits
  • a baby missile turret
  • new Krot squad of 20 plus 4 kroothpunds & a randomly discovered in a bits box Krootox
  • 4 character models – Darkstrider, the original Farsight, 2 non-GW models that just sort of fit, one that I’ve named Aang & the other Painted Lady. I need to find a model to be the cabbage merchant & make a scenic piece for the ‘secret tunnel’…
  • a new style crisis suit team of 3 with shield drone
  • Tigershark – drone bomber
  • 2 Barracuda escorts
  • Aun’va & bodyguards
  • new Farsight model
  • new Twin Lance models Sunsear & Scatterflare
  • 3 Riptide Battlesuits & 6 shielded missile drones.
  • 1 supremacy suit (which I have renamed to fit in better with the other suit names to The Siphonophore)
This might get a slight pattern reconfiguration. It reminds me too much of a mandrill in the current stripesThis might get a slight pattern reconfiguration. It reminds me too much of a mandrill in the current stripes
Friends for the TigersharkFriends for the Tigershark

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