After the recent AoS4 points changes I tried making a few Ironjawz lists with
the models I already have. At larger points levels it was pretty easy to make
something close to the things I had previously looked at: Armies made up of
several pirate orruk ships' crews working together.
But a lower points levels I started to see something interesting:
The Rotmoons (1000 points)
IronjawzArdboy Big Boss (130)
- [General]
- [Armour of Gork]
- [An Eye For Da Fight]
- 10 x Ardboyz (180)
Warchanter (120)
- 10 x Ardboyz (180)
Weirdnob Shaman (130)
- 3 x Weirdbrute Wrekkaz (130)
- 3 x Weirdbrute Wrekkaz (130)
960/1000pts
3 drops
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I realised I can almost make this 1000 point army with the models I've built
and painted for a single ship's crew; a single Warcry warband!
Because of all the options and alternative models I've made for them (so I
can try a variety of play-styles), I only needed to build and paint
two Weirdbrute Wrekkaz and the Rotmoons would be a
self-contained AoS army! (I've made
three Weirdbrute Wrekkaz
from the normal kit, and I already had
a fourth, from Morgok's Krushers
- the Underworlds warband.)
So using the spare masks from the box of Weirdbrute Wrekkaz I've already
finished and parts from the regular Orruk Brutes kit I built
Murko and Fausto.
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Murko
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Fausto
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To add to this, the recent Warcry update that added fighter profiles and
abilities for the new Ardboys, the Ardboy Big Boss, Weirdbrute Wrekkas and
Brute Ravagers to the Ironjawz roster sent me on another wild ride.
This is just a selection of warband ideas I might test. But several of the
lists need a Brute with a pair of choppas to make the points work and I don't
yet have any regular Brutes made in the Rotmoons' Elizabethan / Spanish Armada
/ Shakespearean style.
So while I was working on the final touches to the Weirdbrutes I quickly built
one (and, I'll be honest, I'd mixed too much greenstuff and I didn't want to
waste it!).
But doing the greenstuff work without the usual day, or more, after building a
model (for the plastic glue to properly cure) was not a fun challenge. Things
shifted a bit, more than once, and needed sorting out before I could call him
done and stop working.
And it looks like I've run out of Outrider / Pistolier pistols
again, so I'll have to see if eBay or a bits reseller has any left I
can get in a hurry.
Anyway, here's...
Maximo
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Next: paint!
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