Many years ago, I owned the original Kindred prototypes, but at
somepoint I lost/traded/forgot. The only thing I could find was their
tank, well, that's getting used! Recently, you may have seen my Sci-Fi
crew, and looking through the catalogue of CP Models I found they were holding the
Kindred. An order later and my Kindred are back! Love them.
Sixteen figures, two anti-tank rocketeers with panzerschrecks, three Lewis gunners, an officer and ten soldiers, enough for three undersized squads, will upgrade squad size soon.
Top view, 15mm bases, figures are close on 20mm. Yes, I kept the bases muddy and added wire, to go for the WW1 aesthetic.
Bare footed, but with putties...
Packs packed and ready, most likey for Xenos Ramapant soon. Even the officer has a Lee Enfield.
Might see how they do vs the club soon. Light or elite infantry?
Something they did not have before was a HMG, that's now sorted.
How many rounds a minute! Support weapons are cool.
Dakkadakkadakka
There was even something caught on the wire, adds nicely to the effect.
"Oi, where's the rest of the army?" Stumpy Jason turned round to the musician Thumpy Jason. "We's only playing 1000 points!" "Oh right. But why are there more Empire 'ooomans than us then?" the Goblin Wolfrider capatin pondered. Mort and I met up for a game of Warhammer Old World. I chose my Goblins, with only 1000 points. This led to me taking a unit of spears, with the army standard, a unit of archers, a spear chucker and some wolf riders. A level 1 mage, my general on a giant squig and Stumpy Jason rounded out my selection. I was tooled up with magic standards and characters, so half my points were tied up in characters. Mort had two units of mounted pistolliers, a spear unit, two detachments , one of handgunners, one of halbardiers, and a small unit of knights. Two characters were embedded in his spears and one pistolliers, and a mage strode forwards with the halbardiers. My wolves and general went left, archers, spears, bolt chucker and...
The amount of mud is exactly right. The wire was a great idea, it definitely completes the signature look you were going for here 👏👏
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