In today’s post we take a look inside the new Warhammer 40,000 Indomitus boxed set. I was lucky enough to be one of the few that Games Workshop sent copies out to and I’ve actually had it for around a week now which means I’ve got some finished miniatures to share with you all.
Here’s my unboxing video, you’ll hear all my thoughts on this new set in the video.
I’m not much of a gamer. I haven’t actually played 40k for the past few editions, instead focussed on Underworlds, Warcry and the odd Age of Sigmar game. But I have been collecting 40k armies in the background. My Dark Angels and Deathguard being my most recent 40k additions. This new set has got me excited for 40K again though. Having sold my Necrons last year I find myself wanting to have another go at painting them, however I’m more excited to paint up the Space Marines in the set as Deathwing and Ravenwing.
I used my own Deathwing tutorial to paint this Lieutenant. Even after all these has going back to that tutorial, it’s great to see how well he fits in with my Deathwing Terminators.
My Get a Grip handle is great for painting the inside of the Judicar’s skirt, er I mean coat.
Because I’m a painter and collector more than a gamer I’ll be blogging a lot about these models in set over the next couple of months. I’ll also be creating a painting tutorial for my Necrons scheme. For the cool blue blade I used thistutorial I wrote.
Not sure what to call the Dynasty yet, for now I’m calling them TOOOOOMB KIIIIIIINGS IN SPAAAAACE.
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Looks great! Probably a dumb question since they're push fit, but how possible do you suppose it is to retrofit sculpted shoulderpads on the marines?
All the shoulder pads are part of the arm piece. They're not separate. You would have to cut the arm at the bicep where it meets the pad and then use a shoulder and bicep from your bitz box to join onto the elbow/forearm you just cut off. Then you could put on a new shoulder pad. Possible, but hard work for so many models.
Beautiful work so far Garfy, love the Necron scheme, the cool blue is lovely and a change from all the green Gauss. There looks to be a six pack of Gauss technical paint coming out, hopefully it’s not all green!
I can't wait for the tutorial. Trying to figure it out from the image but a few things I'm not sure about. Think Garfy is using a flat metallic with a brownish (maybe agrax) wash? Or a runelord brass type color for the metal base?
Castellax, leadbelcher, nuln oil, agrax, leadbelcher, stormhost silver. The tutorial will detail how to apply 🙂
Love the look of the Necrons!