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.
Saving the best of the Kruleboyz for last, here’s the mounted hero: Killaboss on Great Gnashtoof.
This model makes it clear that the various bits of stitched fabric are indeed the skin of his enemies. One even still has a hand attached.
The gnashtoof mount has some nice banded armor and an appropriately swampy base.
Now I just need to get some Stormcast to fight against.