A Tzeentch Themed Chaos Space Marine Army!
This collection comes from /r/Warhammer40K user Tzeentched.
While chatting on Reddit about 40K I saw Tzeentched and their stunning army. While it isn’t full Thousand Sons it is right up my street, so after a bit of a chat I asked could I show case the army here.
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| Tzeentch Daemon Prince to lead the way. |
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| Tzeentch Daemon Prince with custom lightening claw. |
Some words from Tzeentched: “I collected Skaven as a kid, got back into the hobby with Chaos about a year ago. I think Tzeentch has the coolest lore and fits my personality/playstyle the most. Psykers are fun to play. I am currently building a “counts as” Lord of Change out of a Skaven model… My favourite unit is my Obliterators*. They are always MVP in my games and I’m pretty proud of the paintjob I did on them.”
*(Note: the Obliterators will be getting their own post down the line, I love them so)
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| Tzeentch Hellbrute with an additional terminator helmet to help change the look. |
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| Tzeentched title: “Hellbros” |
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| Tzeentch Hellbrute Mayhem Pack – aka the best sort of Mayhem Pack |
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| Who doesn’t need a Sorcerer Lord with a jetpack? |
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| Family photo, not quite everything in the collection though. |
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| Some of the many marines to survive in this warband. |
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| Warptalons – the look so good! |
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| Pretty sure this is my Forgefiends twin… |
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| RAWR! |
Thanks for looking folks, really felt like I should share Tzeentched’s work and hopefully encourage them to setup a blog for us to track their progress.
Blog shout out goes to the King of the Queen Bee over at
Tibbs Forge. A painter and modeller who put such love and devotion into his Imperial Knight that is an option in the Freeblade game about Imperial Knights. I love dropping by and picking up a few tips there.
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Awesome stuff. They look great. Thanks for sharing his work 🙂
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