Terrain Showcase: Ultron City, Part 4

In the final installment of this series about the terrain board that I built for the Marvel: Crisis Protocol miniatures game, I'll show you how I built the large Ultron head and the apartment building with the mechanical tentacles growing through it. 

Terrain Showcase: Ultron City, Part 3

In part three of this "Ultron City" series, I talk about the construction site and the backdrop buildings that I made for the Marvel: Crisis Protocol miniatures game.

 

Terrain Showcase: Ultron City, Part 2

Atomic Mass Games had commissioned me to build a terrain board representing a city that had been overrun by Ultron, the Metal Tyrant. In this post, I'll discuss the wrecked vehicles, smaller buildings, and accessories that I built for the board.

 

Terrain Showcase: Ultron City, Part 1

In 2022, Atomic Mass Games commissioned me to build a terrain board representing a city that had been completely overrun by Ultron, the Metal Tyrant and his mechanical drones. Here's a look at how the board came together:

Making a Trophy Banner

Before our game, Jay and I made a deal that the loser would make a banner go give out as a trophy for winning the game. I lost, so here's a look at how I made my trophy banner.

Battle in the Badlands

In this battle report, my Vampire Counts square off against my friend Jay's Orcs & Goblins:

Video Tour of My Vampire Counts Army

To accompany the Legion of the Infernal Skull's lore post, I've created a video tour of the entire army.

 

The Big Bat Strategy

Adding a few more bats to the Winged Coven, and gearing up Lucinda and Mordrak for battle in the Old World...

The Legion of the Infernal Skull: Death Eternal

As long as I've been playing Warhammer, I've been creating backstories for my characters and updating the lore as significant events happen in games I've played or in the evolution of the rules.

It has been eight years since my previous army showcase: A Legacy of Death. During that time, I have added several new units and characters, and the Legion's story has progressed through the Age of Sigmar. Now, we have come full circle back to The Old World. The benefit of Vampire Counts is that the undead characters can essentially live forever, so the necromancer Nieman Kimmel and the von Koss vampires would have been around during the year 2276. In fact, as you will read below, my vampires had their origins during Walach's reign at Blood Keep in 1887!

This post is a collection of all the lore I've presented in the past, with updates to incorporate new units and characters, and carry their narrative beyond the End Times into the Age of Sigmar. 

 

My First Tomb Kings Regiment is Finished!

It's been a long road, but I finally put the finishing touches on my 30-man skeleton regiment: