Classic Lord of Change - Project Change IX
The ninth update for Project Change. That means something a bit special. A classic first generation Lord of Change - the Greater Daemon of Tzeentch.
He's mounted on a 40mm round base, but I've also made him a special 50mm square base with a circle cut out which he slots snugly inside should I ever want to use him for games of Warhammer Fantasy.
Seeing this now brings home a little how plain my basing scheme is. I need something to jazz it up a little. And maybe rework the grass.
Working through Citadel 1991 Catalogue 2 it turns out there are a colossal 36 different combinations of the first Lords of Change - (6 heads x 3 bodies x 2 tails x 1 wings = 36). I am considering collecting and assembling them all. Though collecting just six to showcase each of the different heads may be enough. I shall enjoy agonising over it for a few months.
He's mounted on a 40mm round base, but I've also made him a special 50mm square base with a circle cut out which he slots snugly inside should I ever want to use him for games of Warhammer Fantasy.
Seeing this now brings home a little how plain my basing scheme is. I need something to jazz it up a little. And maybe rework the grass.
Working through Citadel 1991 Catalogue 2 it turns out there are a colossal 36 different combinations of the first Lords of Change - (6 heads x 3 bodies x 2 tails x 1 wings = 36). I am considering collecting and assembling them all. Though collecting just six to showcase each of the different heads may be enough. I shall enjoy agonising over it for a few months.
Labels: chaos, daemons, tzeentch
Posted by Curis at 9:09 AM
2 Comments:
Is that square base magnetised? If not, you might want to consider doing so otherwise it's going to fall off every time you move the model.
It's a nice tight fit. And, I'm scared that if I magnetise it I'll snap the model off the base when I come to remove separate them.
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