I've made a start on my first pack of Grey Hunters. Having collected bitz for countless months, it was great fun to build these, although still very tricky, because there are only 2 pairs of decent 'gun holding' arms per Space Wolves box.
Anyway, I'm sure you can spot all manner of bits from Marauder and Marauder Horseman heads to Thunderwolf Cavalry Torsos, Heads, Arms and Chainswords, as well as some of the new Space Marine Legs, as well as Assault Marine Running Legs.
They're all mounted on 'heavy resin' Urban Bases from Anvil Industry. And if you look closely, you can see that I've drilled out all the Bolters too! Ok, some are a little off-centre, but I'll fix those with Green Stuff later.
They all have the same embossed Grey Hunter shoulder pad too. This is one of the benefits of buying your entire army at the same time. Because you can go through all the Space Wolves boxed sets and collect the shoulder pads you need. I actually have 18 of each design, which allows me to make a 10-man Pack, plus models for extra options like Mark of the Wulfen and Wolf Standard. But I'll hold off on those until the rumoured Space Wolves Codex drops...
Absolute anarchy!
I'm probably the messiest modeller going.
Bits end up in piles. Tools end up everywhere. The TV remote is always nearby, because I always have a film on in the background while I'm working.
Oh yes, it's full to the brim!
So as you can see, I have a heck of a lot to build and paint. But that's why I got scenic bases for everything and an airbrush to make painting much quicker.
The only question that remains is which Wolf Lord to choose for my scheme?
Bran Redmaw is one option. Erik Morkai is another. And the recently release Krom Dragongaze is quite attractive too. Although I'm not keen on the sheer amount of red they seem to be using in his colourscheme.
Anyway, these Space Wolves Project posts will be an ongoing series as I get stuff built.
And judging by everything in the box, it's going to be a loooooong series!