The Knight-Vexillor has a giant banner. I think this is, by a pretty significant margin, the largest banner I’ve painted. The sculpted detail looks a little weird, but it certainly beats anything I would freehand.
I’ve started using Tamiya Liner paints as a pin wash. The thin enamel paint wicks along edges super well, and cleans up nicely when needed. On this model, I used it in the lettering on the banners and sword. It gives a better contrast that I’ve been getting with acrylic washes.
Yndrasta might be the single coolest Stormcast Eternals model. Certainly it is the coolest in the Dominion box.
I followed the box art by using silver armor. But I decided on purple for the main accent color, which I’ve also used as an accent for other Stormcast.
The base has a ton of great detail. It follows the Dominion swamp theme. The Stormcast don’t have as much sculpted swampy detail, but I tried to carry it through to give some cohesion.
The Kruleboyz can’t have all the fun. The Dominion box came with a bunch of new Stormcast Eternals, too.
The Lord-Imperatant wouldn’t get very far with his little blue buddy here. Of course, he appears to be wearing its big brother.
I have mixed feelings about the PVC-type plastic WizKids uses. It’s very bendy, which makes it durable. But it also makes it hard to clean mold lines or straighten a sword. But for scatter terrain it’s hard to go wrong.
These tents could go nicely with the adventurer’s campsite from Malice. Or it could fit into modern, post-apoc, or even historical games if you don’t think too much about it. Versatile is nice.