It's only a matter of style

I plan to play the official Conan campaign next month with some friends. I had already paint the four main heroes last year. So in order to get prettier games I started to paint the main villains of the campaign. The goal is to get something prettier than raw grey plastic while spending less than 2 hours per miniature. Yesterday I painted Skuthus and Khemsa

I had a very busy summer and so had a hard time getting time to paint miniatures. However, I managed to end 2 projects this week. The first one is a KoW ratkin brutte. He will be part of the monstrous infantry regiment that is made of him and the other I painted in February ( already 7 month have past ? OMG! ). The other one is my Dark Eldar motojet squad :

Today I had many things to do which only required my attention from time to time. During my spare time I painted this Horde night stalker. I made my first non metalic metal on the blade of the miniature and I'm pretty satisfied by the result. It is however strange to mix it with true metalic metal paint on the same miniature.

This week I painted an Horde Wood Stalker unit. They will provide some range threat to my orboros battlegroup. They seem to rely heavily on luck as any succesfull beam attack enhance the following.

Today I finished the Mutant Rat Fiend I plan to play at Lilles tournament at the end of the month.

Yesterday I finished the first dark eldar motojet. I used my army colors, and I'm pretty satisfied by the result. To provide this glorious flying machine a pilot is my daily goal of the day.

I painted the Raging Heroes' Wereshewolf miniature. This one will act as a proxy for a Lykanis in a friend's army.