Hello all,
Finally, the Fifty Shades of Purple-team is done - ready to rule the Blood Bowl world for generations to come!
As mentioned here, the team is a "count as" Dark Elves, using the old classic and brilliant Daemonettes of Slaanesh from Games Wokshop. It contains one of each of the Daemonettes (sans the elusive Gristlewhip..) with a doublette of two, and a Fiend of Slaanesh to be used as a "big guy".
Each is its own shade of purple, hence the name, ranging from almost black to almost white - been great fun to paint, and also looks both diverse and and as a cohesive team.
The Daemonettes turned out to pretty perfect for Blood Bowl, only a single one totes a sword while the rest are unarmed (except for their claws of course...) and are thus the perfect ball players.
The bases were easy and if curious there is a guide here showing how to do them.
Now I just need to get my son back into playing Blood Bowl, and a few friends to rekindle their interest and then the Daemonettes are ready for their first tournament :-).
Hope you have enjoyed the pictures - the team was fun to collect and paint and I truly hope they will also be fun to play.
All the best,
Kasper
Finally, the Fifty Shades of Purple-team is done - ready to rule the Blood Bowl world for generations to come!
As mentioned here, the team is a "count as" Dark Elves, using the old classic and brilliant Daemonettes of Slaanesh from Games Wokshop. It contains one of each of the Daemonettes (sans the elusive Gristlewhip..) with a doublette of two, and a Fiend of Slaanesh to be used as a "big guy".
Each is its own shade of purple, hence the name, ranging from almost black to almost white - been great fun to paint, and also looks both diverse and and as a cohesive team.
The Daemonettes turned out to pretty perfect for Blood Bowl, only a single one totes a sword while the rest are unarmed (except for their claws of course...) and are thus the perfect ball players.
The bases were easy and if curious there is a guide here showing how to do them.
Now I just need to get my son back into playing Blood Bowl, and a few friends to rekindle their interest and then the Daemonettes are ready for their first tournament :-).
Hope you have enjoyed the pictures - the team was fun to collect and paint and I truly hope they will also be fun to play.
All the best,
Kasper
Good to see them all finished and looking great, hope they do well on the pitch!
ReplyDeleteThanks Paul - sure hope they won't fail miserably the first time out. But then there is the well-documented curse of painted teams to deal with...
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