This led to me digging in my lead pile for my old metal Steel Legion Imperial Guard that must have been some of the first figures I ever bought from GW and adding loads more to my Christmas lists. A couple of purchases to fill in the gaps later and I was on my way.
The first platoon of the Hervictus 14th Mechanised Infantry*.
The first platoon of the Hervictus 14th Mechanised Infantry*.
*More on the mechanised
part another day.
Only another infantry platoon, a heavy weapons platoon and command odds and sods to go . . .
First platoon command
Squad 1
Squad 2
Squad 3
Only another infantry platoon, a heavy weapons platoon and command odds and sods to go . . .
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Wow Mike, that's an amazing start to the year, wonderful work Sir.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael - a lot more to go though!
DeleteGreat looking units.
ReplyDeletecheers
Thanks Michal
DeleteI've got some of these in the loft from a long stalled project. Great sculpts.
ReplyDeleteJust a pity the whole range is only 19 figures! Really characterful though.
DeleteNice work, never really liked the game though, perhaps a step back to the original rogue trader rules or even use Rogue Star or alternative rules.
ReplyDelete3rd ed 40k was my entry point to wargaming and my only game for a good 2-3 years before I got into the specialised games, so it is a really nostalgic thing for me.
DeleteThis might interest you though - https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-GB/Rogue-Trader-Competition?_requestid=9698995 - you can now pick the original rouge trader rulebook up at warhammer world.