My Space Wolves Army!

Hello there people of the blogosphere! Today i wasn't really sure of what i felt like talking about, so i thought i'd just go with showing you my Space Wolves Army. It was originally built within the confines of 5th edition, and so a fair deal of the wargear might be a bit out of date.

Anyways, today, there will be a lot of pictures. I am a bit distressed over not having it completely re-painted yet, but i'm getting there slowly and purposefully(get it?haha...). Most of my units have now undergone the process of being painted grey, washed, drybrushed and some of the detailing has begun. They have all gotten their shoulder pads painted to their corresponding colour, but i'm not yet done with trims and alot of other things.

When looking at the pictures, the army doesn't look that big, which only adds to the shame of not having finished the project. Ahhh well, it's not like there's much to be done about it now anyway. This was my first completed army project in warhammer 40K so all in all i guess it's not surprising that it's hard to finish it for a second time.

On the picture above you can see a home made meltagun. It was made in a hurry before a tournament quite some time ago. I believe it was a sunday and we were leaving for the tournament in the morning, so i had to use what i could find from the bitz box. That happened to be a scout shotgun and some greenstuff. 

Gunnar above, is a "kitbash" made from an old librarian terminator, Wolf Guard Terminator bitz and greenstuff. I think he looks quite cool :) Behind him is his chooser of the slain.

I originally started out with a concept that i needed the army to fit into having 50 walking models with a pair of hands each, that way the army would be called "Reavers Hundred Fists". I've always liked to put a theme on my armies, if only a little.

I've always liked the lascannon, and the missile launchers are handy due to being so versatile. The plasma cannons are great, but i always end up rolling a 1 on both of them. Ending up killing them both before they can do anything. Bad Luck i guess...

I've used these guys a fair bit back in 5th edition, but when the flyers started coming, these guys simple didn't help out that much anymore. I'm also quite tired of playing with them as they were a central part of my army for a while. One thing i like though is the Raging Heroes Cyberwolves that i bought before the TWC kit came out from GW. 

Usually they end up having two Autocannons, but at this time i couldn't find the proper arms, so i just put on some other weapons. They are not glued so i can simply switch between options.

With the grey hunters using wolf standards, i tried some simple conversions as i don't like having identical models. It just seems so much cooler when they are all different in some way.

I've got Arjac in there just because he is a badass, but i use him as a regular terminator more often than not.

I like Wolf Guard because of the almost endless possibilities they can be kitted out with, these guys however are more designed to just be squad leaders.

I loved the model of Lukas The Trickster, and so i couldn't resist painting him. Here he is in the old colour scheme which i had. I don't think i will be painting him again as i still like how he looks. He also is sort of a rebel so i guess that could explain why his armor is not grey if i ever decide to use him again.

A cheap but fair enough case to transport the army in. It's a tight fit, but somehow they all go in there.