Frostgrave: Ragnar and Beserker

Liking the TV-series Vikings, I had to get this model of Ragnar Lodbrok when I found. The model is a resin miniature from Brother Vinnis. The huge beserker is a Reaper Bones model, he was cheap and I really like his pose.

The model will both be going in a barbarian warband, but will also serve in my witches warband as a man-at-arms and an infantryman. Viking models fit well into the frozen city.

For the Ragnar I've been using lots of different brown colours, trying to match the look of the character on the TV show.

Frostgrave: Geralt of Rivia - Witcher

This is a nice model from Artel 'W' Miniatures - they've done some nice resin models from a 'russian view on trademarks' point of view.

I'll be using this Witcher model as a demon hunter in Frostgrave. But to really fit the rules I've added a chopped up crossbow to his back. The crossbow is from one of the Frostgrave sprue - can't remember which one.

40k: Inquisitor Eisenhorn and Vindicare Assassins

I'm a big fan of the Inq28 movement. Gritty, dark, grim, characters fitting for the places of 40k that's not massive battlefields. I've never read much Games Workshop fiction (other than Codex), but I couldn't let go of the Eisenhorn Trilogy after I started it.

The books about Inquisitor Eisenhorn expanded my knowledge and view on the 40k universe in a big way. So when I found the Artel W miniature on ebay I bought it right away (of cause Games Workshop have since then brought out their own version).

This Eisenhorn model is resin and rather slim compared to heroic sized 28mm models. I've bulked out the model by adding some debris on the base. For Gregors colours, I've went with the colours used on the front cover on the omnibus.

The Vindicare Assassins are both from different trades and they are some cool looking models.

For the bases I've added rusty battlefield debris and grey colours on the sand. It's neutral enough to fit into a lot of different battlefields and terrain types.