29 Apr 2014
Hello there! For those of you who've been a fan of my Ogre gnoblog, I've decided to create a gnoblog for my non-Ogre hobbying.
Within the past week, I have inherited a large collection of Warhammer goodness, from my good college friend (who, in fact, was the man who got me into Warhammer to begin with).
So, for my first post, let me show you what I got, in its original form...

The box. I have four books, the latest Bretonnian army book, the two "most-recent-to-the-current" Empire army books, and a "how-to make citadel terrain" book (which has some interesting ideas!).

And what better way to start this off than with Emperor Karl Franz and King Louen Leoncoeur, hanging out with their busted up mounts?


Some basing supplies for scenery. A lot of the scenery that I received was well worn and damaged from being stored in a box for several years, so I'll probably end up throwing out most of it. But, these few things intrigued me.

The tote! This was one half of the Orcs 'n Goblins army that I received. The other half was in a green reusable cloth bag (which we'll get to later).
Some of the loot:

skaven?




So, a lot to look at here. Lots of old models, lots of broken models, and some models that I believe are from a completely different company? Looks like the previous owner (who gave his collection of OnG to my friend, who gave it to me) decided to proxy the pewter orcs to fill his ranks... I'm a bit of a purist, so I dunno if I'll use them, or if I'll save them for my D&D groups

Bag #1. Very small, but a good preview to show you what I'm about to be dealing with. Note that each of these separated sections were basically a bunch of models thrown into plastic zip-loc bags with no rhyme or reason whatsoever to them. I won't go into details for the rest of the pics, but I just thought I'd let you know

Bag #2. Larger, messier, but with a couple nice gems.



So, the key model to note is in the third grouped picture, which has Valtine(sp?), along with a couple other mounted characters. I was happy to see this guy pop up to be a good general/lector stand-in (depending on how I'm feeling/fielding
)

Bag#3. This was the "there's-so-many-broken-bits-yuck" bag lol... After the sorting, this bag turned into the "all-bits-and-brokens" bag.




Because what Empire/Bretonnia collection wouldn't be complete without a full unit of Skinks and a full unit of Saurus warriors??

What I've labeled as "Da Green Bag", which has the second half of the Orcs 'n Goblins collection. Along with some other random tidbits...





I'm going to pause here, and note that almost all of these models are not from the Games Workshop line of stuff, from what I'm guessing, at least... Slightly disappointing from a Warhammer perspective, but very nice from a D&D perspective

Another note, Chaos Dwarves?!?!

And, of course, Space Marines. Right?? I'm not even sure what army/edition of 40k they come from, but with the pointy noses, I was thinking Legions of the Damned... But I don't know very much about 40k, so any insights??

Bag #4, or "The One I Almost Missed Sorting!" Very excited for this bag, as it had a lot of the pieces that I was looking for from the initial look-through.





...And, a special note... MY LOST GNOBLAR! I thought I was missing one, but I didn't care as much
so, finding him in the bag was like "huh, weird, awesome! back with the rest of 'em" and such. I was amused to find it here.
(Side Story: When I first got into the hobby, I had a year-long internship in another state that I couldn't take my collection with me; so, I gave it to my buddy to hold onto for the year. After the year was up I had him send it back to me, which would explain why he had one of my gnoblars.)
So... That, was how I received it. Our next installment will be the "Force Organization" section
Within the past week, I have inherited a large collection of Warhammer goodness, from my good college friend (who, in fact, was the man who got me into Warhammer to begin with).
So, for my first post, let me show you what I got, in its original form...

The box. I have four books, the latest Bretonnian army book, the two "most-recent-to-the-current" Empire army books, and a "how-to make citadel terrain" book (which has some interesting ideas!).

And what better way to start this off than with Emperor Karl Franz and King Louen Leoncoeur, hanging out with their busted up mounts?



Some basing supplies for scenery. A lot of the scenery that I received was well worn and damaged from being stored in a box for several years, so I'll probably end up throwing out most of it. But, these few things intrigued me.

The tote! This was one half of the Orcs 'n Goblins army that I received. The other half was in a green reusable cloth bag (which we'll get to later).
Some of the loot:

skaven?




So, a lot to look at here. Lots of old models, lots of broken models, and some models that I believe are from a completely different company? Looks like the previous owner (who gave his collection of OnG to my friend, who gave it to me) decided to proxy the pewter orcs to fill his ranks... I'm a bit of a purist, so I dunno if I'll use them, or if I'll save them for my D&D groups


Bag #1. Very small, but a good preview to show you what I'm about to be dealing with. Note that each of these separated sections were basically a bunch of models thrown into plastic zip-loc bags with no rhyme or reason whatsoever to them. I won't go into details for the rest of the pics, but I just thought I'd let you know


Bag #2. Larger, messier, but with a couple nice gems.



So, the key model to note is in the third grouped picture, which has Valtine(sp?), along with a couple other mounted characters. I was happy to see this guy pop up to be a good general/lector stand-in (depending on how I'm feeling/fielding
)
Bag#3. This was the "there's-so-many-broken-bits-yuck" bag lol... After the sorting, this bag turned into the "all-bits-and-brokens" bag.




Because what Empire/Bretonnia collection wouldn't be complete without a full unit of Skinks and a full unit of Saurus warriors??


What I've labeled as "Da Green Bag", which has the second half of the Orcs 'n Goblins collection. Along with some other random tidbits...





I'm going to pause here, and note that almost all of these models are not from the Games Workshop line of stuff, from what I'm guessing, at least... Slightly disappointing from a Warhammer perspective, but very nice from a D&D perspective


Another note, Chaos Dwarves?!?!

And, of course, Space Marines. Right?? I'm not even sure what army/edition of 40k they come from, but with the pointy noses, I was thinking Legions of the Damned... But I don't know very much about 40k, so any insights??

Bag #4, or "The One I Almost Missed Sorting!" Very excited for this bag, as it had a lot of the pieces that I was looking for from the initial look-through.





...And, a special note... MY LOST GNOBLAR! I thought I was missing one, but I didn't care as much
so, finding him in the bag was like "huh, weird, awesome! back with the rest of 'em" and such. I was amused to find it here.(Side Story: When I first got into the hobby, I had a year-long internship in another state that I couldn't take my collection with me; so, I gave it to my buddy to hold onto for the year. After the year was up I had him send it back to me, which would explain why he had one of my gnoblars.)
So... That, was how I received it. Our next installment will be the "Force Organization" section

33 Gnobs! Over 3 Packs of Trappers! Woot!
Gibblet, Nibblet, Crunchybit (from Slaughtermaster achievement)
New book WLD: 20/10/2 - Yay tourney wins and random game win!
Gibblet, Nibblet, Crunchybit (from Slaughtermaster achievement)
New book WLD: 20/10/2 - Yay tourney wins and random game win!








I figure, hey, if I paint them a way she likes, maybe she'll be more willing to let me get a few more guys 
