Two GW knights

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Two GW knights

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As you guys might have noticed I am in a bit of a modelling rut. To busy with other stuff....

What to do? Build something simple!

I found some old Games Workshop knights which I had started years ago and decided to finish those. They are from a simplified Warhammer variant from the mid 90' s called Ridderstrijd in the Netherlands and Claymore Saga in Germany.
I started them years ago and just wanted to finish them, so I detail painted them, did some washes and dry brushing. Not my best work but they sit nicely with the rest of my small figure collection.


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They're cool Borg!
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Nice change of pace, Borg. Well done, too!
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how fun! I just might keep my eye out for little figures like that at the next model show....
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Those are cool Borg... but how would they fare against....

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The Black Knight! :yikes:
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Thanks for the nice comments guys.

As for the crayon marks, this our families workbenach so my 3 year old son does all his painting and drawing on it. One of the most fun times in the weekend is when he is drawing and I am modellng both at the same desk.
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BorgR3mc0 wrote:Thanks for the nice comments guys.

As for the crayon marks, this our families workbenach so my 3 year old son does all his painting and drawing on it. One of the most fun times in the weekend is when he is drawing and I am modellng both at the same desk.
That's nice - it's always fun when the whole gets around a table doing creative stuff.
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