Fenrys Hjolda!
Thrar Wargjeger, The Wolf Guard Scout leader and two Kaerls of the Wyrd. Tasked by the Runepriests and Jarl Gorevlkeae to travel from the Aett to build the Aversion poles and to protect the world spirit against the Malificarum.
Vlka Fenryka – Thrar Wargjeger
IRON SLEET 
blimey if these are protecting against the malificarum then how deep and evil would those be …….
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Wonderful! The wyrd’s bare hands are a great touch.
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Ominous.
The dusting from the chalky ground is a nice touch.
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MOAR WYRD
As brilliant as the marines are in this project, I continue to really dig the little dudes keeping them company!
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I do so love your desk and setup. Those shots from the top, of fantasy worlds contained in glass domes.. Makes me want to settle down and set a home just so I could make my own take on it. A superb little corner of worlds!
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Well, what’s preventing from working on the coolest travel case ever? Intact, I am working on one for taking the army to tournaments 🙂 And yes, I know exactly how you feel after all the travel and moving around during the years.
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First you make me want to make true scale marines, then you make me want to use a restricted palette in all my minis and now you make me want to buy bell jars!
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Sorry 🙂
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The antlered wyrd is fantastic.
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I really like him too. A Rune Priest with even bigger antlers when the time is right…
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It’s all about the antlers in my world at the moment.
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Pleaseshareyourpaintingworkflow.so…Icankeepthe…Maleficarum.from.my.mind.
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Hmm, either you’ve made some very cunning last minute changes to the Wolf Scout conversion, or the paintjob really managed to obscure the slight issues with this guy’s proportions that I complained about earlier — either way, he’s looking excellent now, migs!
One very small thing that sticks out like a sore thumb to me is the lining of the wolf-pelt trophy at his belt, though: I realise that the colour you chose for that part is realistic enough, but it ends up looking slightly too flat, in my opinion — maybe a careful wash (Reikland Fleshshade, or something similar) might solve that problem?
The little guy with the Blightking antlers is excellent as well!
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Thanks. Power of light and shadow my friend. I was really confident I could fix it with paint and it worked 🙂
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That is impressive! My hat is off to you 😉
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I’m curious to see what vehicles you will add to this – whether some heresy era jetbikes, dreadnought (contemptor in this scheme would be insane) or something like a siccaran.
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Both Contemptor and Sicaran are waiting 🙂 First I will plow through a bunch of drop pods, and some flyers. But eventually I want to do characterful, one of stuff. Really want to do a Vindicator too.
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Awesome work. Can I ask, what head did you use for the standard bearer fellow? I have been looking for one like that.
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Thanks! Head is from one of the cultists from the Chaos vs Dark Angels boxed set.
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Ooh! I have that! Excellent result!! Thanks and cant wait to see more.
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Exceptional work as usual, I am curious though as to the different scale of this model and you other truescales. Is he supposed to be in scout armor and thus smaller, or are you making your heroes “heroically” proportioned and your non-heroes less so?
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Great question. I am making the marines look like warrior gods, as big as I can, next to their Kaerls, Thralls and other fenrysians. This guy is the size of what my power armoured marines will be. The Gal Vorbak are pretty huge and on 40mm bases and rep wulfen and count as terminator armor.
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