It’s a homage to John Blanche’s famous painting “Knight Panther”, which is where the concept began.

Cleaned up a detachment of crossbowmen for my Dogs of War (Empire) army for #Warhammer #TOW. Mostly Ruglud’s Armoured Orcs

Dogs of War Paymaster for Warhammer Old World #TOW (counts as Empire BSB on Demigryph). He’s going to typically join the Paymaster’s bodyguard (Greatswords)

Sprint to assemble my #Oldhammer dogs of war continues. These will be my Paymater’s Bodyguard. Unfortunately I have to swap greatswords for the classic halberdiers, but I think it still works. #TOW

Finished assembling my 10x Marauder Dwarf Crossbowmen for my Dogs of War army for #warhammer #TOW. Next up is the paymaster’s bodyguard, more pikemen, cavalry, cannons and more…

Two more Dogs of War Pikemen ready for painting. One is converted from a canon crew and the other is the Reikland Mordheim Youngblood with spear. Simple conversions but they really change the feel of the models. These two are on opposite ends of the emotional spectrum when it comes to war in #TOW

Next up for my #Oldhammer Dogs of War army for #TOW is a converted unit if pikemen (mixing 1990s GW halflings, dwarfs and empire soldiers). I’m especially proud of the converted dwarf miners that will make up my front rank

Because British.

As I continue my #DogsOfWar project for #Warhammer #TOW, I had an idea to convert some metal models into pikemen. The first three include 2 halfling spearmen and an empire cannon crew. The regiment will include 21 models. More conversions to come shortly…

WIP

WIP #2 (flesh done, basecoats down on the beards and turquoise)

Starting up the Quarreler unit for my Dogs of War army #TOW #Oldhammer

Next up on the painting table: some marauder dwarf crossbowmen for Warhammer The Old World #DogsOfWar

Finished the Freelance Knight for #TOW #Oldhammer. The dead fish on the shield is the best damn part…

WIP #2. One more session tomorrow to finish it off

First post on Bluesky. It’s a WIP of a model for my #Warhammer #OldWorld warband. I’ve also added a picture of two completed ogres to show the finished paint scheme.