That's a gorgeous looking army, well done!! I love how in depth you were in this video. In most army showcases on youtube, they go over their armies way too fast :D
Outstanding work dude. Great to see there's other players out there keeping the game alive with some of the brilliant models coming out of Age of Sigmar!
beautiful army! A real achievement! A fully painted army is an inspiring sight. It also motivates me to paint. My problem is just that I have too many systems and armies, working on dozens of units simulaneously, whatever mood I am in. So getting an army done is a mountaineous task. But every bit helps. And as long as I have fun :)
Really cool showcasing -- Man there's soo many good things about your army. Impressive work with the unit fillers, they add to the uniqueness of the army. Your banners are next level awesome and then the sheer amount of various cool models and units. Kudos for sharing them. I hope to borrow some inspiration. Also; really liked that you gave your old model (the third one you painted) some special attention. Always cool to keep them around to remind oneself of the progress.
Great army ! Love the unit fillers, i think its a great idea. The french-sounding accent you have is quite fun (c’est pas souvent qu’on a de la représentation).
A beautiful army and lots of funny little details :) I think you mentioned that you wanted to strip off the paint from the squig hoppers and repaint them? But if I were you, I would try and just give them a little "repair paint" before stripping them. You could try and add some extra shades and highlights to a few models and see how it turns out. If it looks fine, you can save a lot of time instead of stripping them and start all over.
Zeer inspirerend om je geschilderde leger zo te zien. En voor wat je schilderwerk betreft…veel beter dan je in de intro doet geloven. Zeg maar, beter dan gemiddeld. Keep up the good work!
Found this after I've started collecting Orcs & Goblins in preparation for Old World. I'm painting up some models, working out batch painting methods and planning on how I expand the collection right now, trying to stick to plastic and work out appropriate base sizes for models not designed to rank up, or ones that were hard to rank up. I'd heard about unit fillers but seeing some done has me thinking of all the possibilities.
Pretty nice army. I too bought some AOS models to use in my army, since the original ones were hard to get and expensive for the longest time, but a few units, like the river and stone troll replacements just were WAY off from WHFB, too big, not artistically coherent, so I sold those off and got lucky with the print on demand and bought 2 sets of each
Could someone please explain to me how the unit fillers work rule wise? Does for example a 9 slot unit filler count as 9 models, even when it oly has one for models on it? Or is it worth exactly the number of models it actually has?
Hi! There are no official rules for unit fillers. However, I use them for what the base size would represent. So if the base is the size of 6 guys, it counts as 6 guys. - There are no formal rules on this, but it's widely accepted.
Nice army mate good painting aswell.😁
That's a gorgeous looking army, well done!! I love how in depth you were in this video. In most army showcases on youtube, they go over their armies way too fast :D
Outstanding work dude. Great to see there's other players out there keeping the game alive with some of the brilliant models coming out of Age of Sigmar!
Honestly, third parties are making much better models and for much, much more affordable prices.
beautiful army! A real achievement! A fully painted army is an inspiring sight. It also motivates me to paint. My problem is just that I have too many systems and armies, working on dozens of units simulaneously, whatever mood I am in. So getting an army done is a mountaineous task. But every bit helps. And as long as I have fun :)
it helps to focus on one thing at a time ;)
Wow fantastic dude. What a triumph!
Absolutely wonderful showcase!
Really cool showcasing -- Man there's soo many good things about your army. Impressive work with the unit fillers, they add to the uniqueness of the army. Your banners are next level awesome and then the sheer amount of various cool models and units. Kudos for sharing them. I hope to borrow some inspiration.
Also; really liked that you gave your old model (the third one you painted) some special attention. Always cool to keep them around to remind oneself of the progress.
Great army ! Love the unit fillers, i think its a great idea. The french-sounding accent you have is quite fun (c’est pas souvent qu’on a de la représentation).
Thanks! It is a dutch (flemish) accent though, not french :)
@@theotherbrohammer oh sorry, i think its the « voila » that led me to believe this, since its a word we use a lot
@@weirdgoblin1487 West Flemish local dialect has a lot of actual french words in it, so i guess it is kind of french :P
What a wonderful army. As others have pointed out, the unit fillers are a great idea.
You painted the banners pretty cool! Amazing army! Cheers
Love your armies! the unit fillers adds so much character its amazing :D
A beautiful army and lots of funny little details :)
I think you mentioned that you wanted to strip off the paint from the squig hoppers and repaint them? But if I were you, I would try and just give them a little "repair paint" before stripping them. You could try and add some extra shades and highlights to a few models and see how it turns out. If it looks fine, you can save a lot of time instead of stripping them and start all over.
Thanks! Might be a good idea indeed
Amazing display.....
This is great work!
I love seeing the fruits of a lot of hard work.
Zeer inspirerend om je geschilderde leger zo te zien. En voor wat je schilderwerk betreft…veel beter dan je in de intro doet geloven. Zeg maar, beter dan gemiddeld. Keep up the good work!
thnx!
Found this after I've started collecting Orcs & Goblins in preparation for Old World.
I'm painting up some models, working out batch painting methods and planning on how I expand the collection right now, trying to stick to plastic and work out appropriate base sizes for models not designed to rank up, or ones that were hard to rank up.
I'd heard about unit fillers but seeing some done has me thinking of all the possibilities.
Great army!!! Super good looking, congrats 👏👏
These are amazing. I was just looking bf it inspiration for my own wolf rider chariots.
Love the army job mate! Also curious about the very Flemish accent. If you ever wanna play and pass through Tin Soldiers of Antwerp, I'm your man.
Thanks!
This is amazing! It’s cool to see how much you can achieve with time. Please keep posting new updates.
Awesome 👍🏻
Very nice, mate.
Nice army!
Pretty nice army. I too bought some AOS models to use in my army, since the original ones were hard to get and expensive for the longest time, but a few units, like the river and stone troll replacements just were WAY off from WHFB, too big, not artistically coherent, so I sold those off and got lucky with the print on demand and bought 2 sets of each
Wonderful stuff.. :)
Beautiful army. Very impressive. We play Wap with our group 😉
This collection is beautiful! Over how much time did you manage to collect and paint all of this?
Espectacular army! 👍👍
It's missing my favorite orc and goblin model ever the goblin doom diver
Amazing
wonderful
So good
ORCS ORCS ORCS WAAAAAAGHH!!!
Could someone please explain to me how the unit fillers work rule wise? Does for example a 9 slot unit filler count as 9 models, even when it oly has one for models on it? Or is it worth exactly the number of models it actually has?
Hi! There are no official rules for unit fillers. However, I use them for what the base size would represent. So if the base is the size of 6 guys, it counts as 6 guys. - There are no formal rules on this, but it's widely accepted.
@@jornetanghe Thanks a lot for the answer! : )
Flemish?
Yes