Imperial Fist Captain by Luther from The Mighty Brush - I was googling for individuals that have used Vallejo Flat Yellow for their Imperial Fists when I found this miniature. The technique is different to my own. But it gives me some ideas for weathering.
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Friday, July 03, 2015
Weekly Finds
Using Foamcore: Part 1 by Universal Head from The Esoteric Order of Games - I stumbled across this amazing website while looking for a way to store my Space Hulk. I've settled on the Battlefoam Tray insert. However, there is soooo much awesome contained in this website and associated forum. I'll have to get myself set up to create some foamcore inserts for my growing collection of board games.
Imperial Fist Captain by Luther from The Mighty Brush - I was googling for individuals that have used Vallejo Flat Yellow for their Imperial Fists when I found this miniature. The technique is different to my own. But it gives me some ideas for weathering.
Imperial Fist Captain by Luther from The Mighty Brush - I was googling for individuals that have used Vallejo Flat Yellow for their Imperial Fists when I found this miniature. The technique is different to my own. But it gives me some ideas for weathering.
Labels:
Adeptus Astartes,
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Tutorial,
Weekly Finds,
Youtube
Friday, June 26, 2015
Weekly Finds
Codex: Loot by Tim from The Tau of War - The Mad Max inspired vehicles continue this month with this clever use of Dark Eldar bits to get some awesomely posed combatants.
Lights of Perverted Science by Jeff Vader from The Convertorum - Next time I'm at a Games Workshop store I've gotta get my hands on the wraith miniature... I've seen so many awesome conversions.
Heresy Imperial Fists by Brother Galfridus from the Bolter & Chainsword - Such a vibrant yellow despite all the weathering. Looking forward to seeing this army progress.
Lights of Perverted Science by Jeff Vader from The Convertorum - Next time I'm at a Games Workshop store I've gotta get my hands on the wraith miniature... I've seen so many awesome conversions.
Heresy Imperial Fists by Brother Galfridus from the Bolter & Chainsword - Such a vibrant yellow despite all the weathering. Looking forward to seeing this army progress.
Creating Terrain by poom from the Bolter & Chainsword - An approaching to adding some uniqueness to the Realm of Battle boards by Games Workshop. I'm actually a fan of the skull pits. But that isn't for everybody.
Friday, November 07, 2014
Weekly Finds
The Spartan Imperial Fists by Noisemarine from The Bolter & Chainsword - As a general rule I'm a fan of Imperial Fists. Noisemarine's force isn't likely to be an exception. Especially when you look at the warmth he has created on the face...
Nurgle Dueling Coasters Display by GMM from GMM Studios - Such an out of the box approach to displaying an army. Reminds me of the Dark Eldar display that hit Facebook after Armies of Parade.
Nurgle Dueling Coasters Display by GMM from GMM Studios - Such an out of the box approach to displaying an army. Reminds me of the Dark Eldar display that hit Facebook after Armies of Parade.
Labels:
Imperial Fists,
Nurgle,
Weekly Finds
Friday, August 15, 2014
Weekly Finds
Tutorial Black Marble by Tyler Mengel from Mengel Miniatures - Something for those Night Lord players... or even some ceremonial armour for a Chaplain.
Index Astartes by Totem Pole from the Bolter & Chainsword - Click on the link to get some close up shots on each Imperial Fists. Great mix of armour marks with unique markings and heraldry.
Index Astartes by Totem Pole from the Bolter & Chainsword - Click on the link to get some close up shots on each Imperial Fists. Great mix of armour marks with unique markings and heraldry.
Labels:
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Tutorial,
Weekly Finds
Friday, June 13, 2014
Weekly Finds
Sons of Dorn by War Head from the Bolter & Chainsword - I absolutely love this miniature. From the pose to the weathering. Especially the use of black as a spot colour. looking forward to further posts by War Head...
In Memoriam by 1000Heathens from the Bolter & Chainsword - Despite the other participants from this awesome Horus Heresy thread not producing anything recently, we continue to get some Iron Warrior goodness thanks to Heathens. The below conversion just rocks.
In Memoriam by 1000Heathens from the Bolter & Chainsword - Despite the other participants from this awesome Horus Heresy thread not producing anything recently, we continue to get some Iron Warrior goodness thanks to Heathens. The below conversion just rocks.
Labels:
Imperial Fists,
Iron Warriors,
Weekly Finds
Friday, May 16, 2014
Weekly Finds
While I was off in the warp the interwebz continued to churn out amazing miniatures and useful tutorials. Although I had access to the interwebz, I have never been able to get blogger to reliably work on my iPad. So unfortunately there was no way share them with my Imaginary Friends. So today I've decided to go back and find some of them...
Heresy Era Imperial Fists by Corai from the Bolter & Chainsword - The vibrancy of the yellow makes it hard to imagine. But Corai's Imperial Fists are actually metallic...
Rogue Trader Conversion by Andy Hoare from Tales from the Maelstrom - This isn't the first conversion that I've instantly fallen in love with from Mr Hoare. His Inquisitor is just as awesome. Took me a while to realise that the body actually comes from the new Tempestus Scions box set.
Commisar WiP by Henry South from Four Go to War - One of my favourite miniatures from the relatively new clamp-pack sets that Games Workshop has started to release. Mr South has given this miniature some great justice and I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't show up at the next UK Golden Daemons.
How to Create Newspaper by Roman from Massive Voodoo - It's the year of the painter over on Massive Voodoo. Which means that they are hitting out tutorials on an alarmingly frequent rate. So quickly in fact that it wouldn't be practical for me to do a post for each of them such as the review on ModelMates' Verdigris or the tutorial on Airbrush Masking. So instead here is one for the post-apocalypse fans.
Deathwatch Strike Force by Rob451 from the Bolter & Chainsword - I doubt there are many Warhammer 40K fans out there that don't like female Inquisitors in form fitting power armour. But to see one in bulky power armour is something new. And yet, it works perfectly fine...
Heresy Era Imperial Fists by Corai from the Bolter & Chainsword - The vibrancy of the yellow makes it hard to imagine. But Corai's Imperial Fists are actually metallic...
Rogue Trader Conversion by Andy Hoare from Tales from the Maelstrom - This isn't the first conversion that I've instantly fallen in love with from Mr Hoare. His Inquisitor is just as awesome. Took me a while to realise that the body actually comes from the new Tempestus Scions box set.
Commisar WiP by Henry South from Four Go to War - One of my favourite miniatures from the relatively new clamp-pack sets that Games Workshop has started to release. Mr South has given this miniature some great justice and I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't show up at the next UK Golden Daemons.
How to Create Newspaper by Roman from Massive Voodoo - It's the year of the painter over on Massive Voodoo. Which means that they are hitting out tutorials on an alarmingly frequent rate. So quickly in fact that it wouldn't be practical for me to do a post for each of them such as the review on ModelMates' Verdigris or the tutorial on Airbrush Masking. So instead here is one for the post-apocalypse fans.
Deathwatch Strike Force by Rob451 from the Bolter & Chainsword - I doubt there are many Warhammer 40K fans out there that don't like female Inquisitors in form fitting power armour. But to see one in bulky power armour is something new. And yet, it works perfectly fine...
Labels:
Basing,
Deathwatch,
Imperial Fists,
Inquisition,
Rogue Trader,
Tutorial,
Weathering,
Weekly Finds
Friday, February 14, 2014
Weekly Finds
Sons of Horus Army Shot by John Stiening from 40K Hobby Blog - Although this army is far from complete, it is still very impressive and is a great case example of why Escalation isn't a bad thing.
Imperial Fists Step-by-Step by Arsies from Arsies Studio - Painting yellow has increasingly become easy with Games Workshop's latest release of new Citadel paints. However, achieving a high standard yellow is still complicated. This tutorial offers just one way of painting that envy inducing yellow.
Why Shooting is Even Better than in 5th Ed by Kirby from the Pinktastic Blog - I remember how assault was in 4th Edition rose-tinted glasses on. That isn't to say gun-line armies didn't stand a chance. But the game was balanced differently. Imagine how awesome those Godzilla themed Tyranid armies would have been with the latest releases...
Imperial Fists Step-by-Step by Arsies from Arsies Studio - Painting yellow has increasingly become easy with Games Workshop's latest release of new Citadel paints. However, achieving a high standard yellow is still complicated. This tutorial offers just one way of painting that envy inducing yellow.
Why Shooting is Even Better than in 5th Ed by Kirby from the Pinktastic Blog - I remember how assault was in 4th Edition rose-tinted glasses on. That isn't to say gun-line armies didn't stand a chance. But the game was balanced differently. Imagine how awesome those Godzilla themed Tyranid armies would have been with the latest releases...
Tutorial on Sculpting a Ruff by Ana from Garden of Hectate - I can just imagine somewhere in a hive city gangs fighting it out for a scrap of territory, all the while, hive nobles watching from the spires through the lenses of their ruff wearing Servo Skulls.
Pale Skin by Kari from Spiky Rat Pack - I love the work that the guys from Spiky Rat Pack do... so much character crammed into each of their creations. This tutorial highlights something that I've noticed of late on the interwebz and discussed a bit at my FLGS. The proper use of washes and inks on base coats can produce just as amazing results as successive layers of wet blending. Midian's Nurgle Terminators are a great example of this.
Using Superglue by Roman from Massive Voodoo - This is so cool. Also take a look at the comments from the linked article with two great tutorials being shared by CzG.
Labels:
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Rules,
Sculpting,
Sons of Horus,
Tutorial
Friday, November 15, 2013
Weekly Finds
Imperial Fists Dreadnoughts by gnoks from Reaktor.Miniatures - I normally find inspiration for my Imperial Fists on the Bolter & Chainsword as they have some amazing painters with some beautifully weathered 1st, 3rd and 5th Company Imperial Fists. Plus there is the growing 30K Era collectors. But I saw this Dreadnought in a news feed on House of Paincakes... I'm glad I did because these guys look great. The yellow isn't exactly too my liking. But the weather is just right and a great source of reference. It also inspired this weeks focus on weathering.
Weathering Overview by Roman from Massive Voodoo - A collection of some different approach to weathering including my favourite chipping.
Sponge Weathering Video by Grey Death from The Painting Corps - An old tutorial that I feared was lost to the Warp. However, a quick Google search revealed that TPC was still active... but far from alive like it was in it's golden days. Grey Death's Sons of Medusa are some of my all time favourite due to the vibrant green he has created along with the use of weathering. Definitely worth a look if you've never seen the collection.
Demetrius Katafalque's Company by Apologist from the Bolter & Chainsword - I've shown Apologist's True Scale Imperial Fist in the past. But you can't show off weathering without including this beautiful miniature.
Forge World Space Marine by Meph from Cool Mini or Not - I came across this while searching Google Images. An amazing find that isn't limited to just the Forge World Space Marine. There is also a Blood Angel Terminator built to thenon-table top large HUGE scale.
Weathering Overview by Roman from Massive Voodoo - A collection of some different approach to weathering including my favourite chipping.
Sponge Weathering Video by Grey Death from The Painting Corps - An old tutorial that I feared was lost to the Warp. However, a quick Google search revealed that TPC was still active... but far from alive like it was in it's golden days. Grey Death's Sons of Medusa are some of my all time favourite due to the vibrant green he has created along with the use of weathering. Definitely worth a look if you've never seen the collection.
Demetrius Katafalque's Company by Apologist from the Bolter & Chainsword - I've shown Apologist's True Scale Imperial Fist in the past. But you can't show off weathering without including this beautiful miniature.
Forge World Space Marine by Meph from Cool Mini or Not - I came across this while searching Google Images. An amazing find that isn't limited to just the Forge World Space Marine. There is also a Blood Angel Terminator built to the
Friday, September 13, 2013
Weekly Finds
Space Marine Librarian by Damn13n from the Bolter & Chainsword - This miniature seemed to get some negative reactions when pictures first hit the interwebz about a month ago. I'll be honest and say I didn't understand the dislike. The miniature shows why Games Workshop is one of the leading miniature makers. And despite the unusual choice of colour, this miniature is turning out beautifully. I look forward to seeing it finished.
The Minotaurs & an Ultramarine by Lorenzen from the Bolter & Chainsword - I'm not a fan of the Centurion miniatures. I don't dislike them as much as the Dreadknight. However, when I first saw the pictures I was convinced they would never be included in my collection. Seeing them in person at the FLGS reinforced that view. However, Lorenzen's simple alterations has given me hope... just need to see how they would look with the chest mounted weapons removed I suspect it would take a lot of work.
Miniature Photography by Phil from Massive Voodoo - I'm likely to pick up a decent quality camera next year for the honeymoon... so this brief guide is a good starting point as an introduction.
How to Paint Imperial Fist by Garfy from Tale of Painters - The use of red for shading gives this yellow a unique warmth... not something I'd want to repeat on my own Imperial Fists. But for 3rd Company this really works.
Miniature Photography by Phil from Massive Voodoo - I'm likely to pick up a decent quality camera next year for the honeymoon... so this brief guide is a good starting point as an introduction.
Labels:
Adeptus Astartes,
Imperial Fists,
Minotaurs,
Painting,
Photography,
Tutorial,
Weekly Finds
Friday, August 02, 2013
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
Hall of Honour - Excoriators
Black Library - Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders
Chapter Colours: Ivory
Chapter Symbol: The Stigmartyr is the emblem that the Chapter adopted as its own. A gauntleted fist clenching the length of a thunderbolt-shaped scar.
Reference: The Exoriators are attrition fighters. Their reputation is for fearsome feats of stamina and attrition. They stand their ground and fight, no matter the odds.
Reference: The Codex Astartes records the Excoriators as created from the ranks of the Imperial Fists post-Heresy, during the dark days of the Second Founding. This in recognition of their stalwart defence of the Imperial Palace during the Siege of Terra.
Reference: Excoriators are listed in the Mythos Angelica Mortis as one of the Astartes Praeses, those Space Marine Chapters charged with the solemn duty of guarding the Eye of Terror and the vulnerable regions of Imperial space bordering.
Reference: Dorn himself entrusted the Excoriators with the Chapter's Sacred Standard over ten thousand years ago. It displays the Second Founding’s decree and is threaded with the honours of every battle fought in their long, bloody history. It carries the distinctia of the Astartes Praeses and their service in garrisoning the Ocularis Terribus. It also bears the Stigmartyr.
Reference: The Darkness is a genetic deficiency. When the Darkness takes an Excoriator it might appear as wretched palsy: the slackness of the jaw, the tremor of the limb, the blankness of the eye. But those who survive it report the experience as a living nightmare, a sleeping wakefulness in which they relive the bottomless woe of Dorn’s most trying time – the grievous loss of the Emperor. It is both a genetic blessing and a curse.
Reference: Chapter Master Demetrius Katafalque favoured Rogal Dorn's practice of flagellation as a form of martial communion and as purification of the soul [p 87]. Excoriators purge Rogal Dorn's weakness and their own through the Rites of Castigation and the Wearing of Dorn’s Mantle [p 63].
Reference: The Feast of Blades commemorates Rogal Dorn's decision to break up his Legion as the Codex Astartes instructed. Dorn chose the Iron Warriors fortress known as the Eternal Fortress [Iron Cage] on Sebastus IV as the instrument upon which to break his Legion and remake it a multitude of Chapters.
Reference: Tradition dictates the Feasts of Blades are centennial – at least centennial. It is the right of the reigning Chapter to call a Feast before its time.
Reference: All combatants wear the old Legion’s colours in the Cage, a sign of symbolic unity.
Reference: Rogal Dorn broke the blade he’d used on Horus’s barge, after it had failed to protect his Emperor. His second sword, the “Sword of Sebastus” or the Dornsblade, emerged with the primarch from the Iron Cage. It is one of Dorn's Sons most revered artefacts. The Chapter that wins the Feast has the honour of retaining the blade and the solemn duty of presenting it at the next Feast.
- Demetrius Katafalque, 1st Chapter Master, former Captain
- Abadiah, Chapter Master
- Quesiah Ichabod, Chapter Master
- Shiloh Gideon, Corpus-Captain
- Tobiaz, Corpus-Captain
- Phinehas, Corpus-Captain
- Thaddeus, Corpus-Captain, 5th Company (deceased)
- Zachariah Kersh, Corpus-Captain, Scourge, 5th Company
- Bartimeus, Corpus-Commander of the Angelica Mortis
- Santiarch Balshazar, Chaplain
- Dardarius, Chaplain
- Shadrath, Chaplain, 5th Company
- Melmoch, Librarian, 5th Company
- Absalom, Lord Apothecary (formerly 2nd Company)
- Ezrachi, Apothecary, 5th Company
- Philemon, Apothecary
- Hadrach, Techmarine
- Dancred, Techmarine, Frater Astrotechnicus, 5th Company
- Tiberias, Brother, Vanguard, 1st Company
- Micah, Brother-Contego, Chapter Champion, 5th Company
- Toralech, Brother, Company Banner Bearer, 5th Company (deceased)
- Novah, Brother, Company Banner Bearer, 5th Company
- Uriah Shase, Chief Whip, Squad Cicatrix, 5th Company
- Ishmael, Squad Whip, Squad Castigir, 5th Company
- Joachim, Squad Whip, Squad Censura, 5th Company
- Etham, Second Whip, Squad Castigir, 5th Company
- Scarioch, Second Whip, Squad Censura, 5th Company
- Azareth, Second Whip, 5th Company
- Levi, Brother, Squad Castigir, 5th Company
- Kale, Brother, Squad Castigir, 5th Company
- Nebuzar, Brother, Squad Castigir, 5th Company
- Simeon, Brother, 5th Company
- Lemuel, Brother, 5th Company
- Ebenezar, Brother, 5th Company
- Tycharias, Brother, 5th Company
- Moliath, Brother, 5th Company
- Ashkelon, Brother, 5th Company
- Boaz, Brother, 5th Company
- Salamis, Brother, 5th Company
- Benzoheth, Brother, 5th Company
- Damaris, Brother, 5th Company
- Judah, Brother, 5th Company
- Zurion, Brother, 5th Company
- Eliam, Brother, 5th Company
- Thanial, Squad Whip
- Erastus, Brother
- Usachar, Veteran Squad Whip
- Occam, Brother
- Basrael, Brother
- Jabez, Brother
- Dathan, Brother
- Japhet, Brother
- Silas Keturah, Veteran Squad Whip, Squad Contritus, 10th Company
- Omar, Neophyte, 10th Company
- Kush, Neophyte, 10th Company
- Taanach, Neophyte, 10th Company
- Iscarion, Neophyte, 10th Company
- Cerberus, Battle Barge
- Angelica Mortis, Strike Cruiser, 5th Company
- Scarifica, Frigate
- Inwitian, Thunderhawk, destroyed on Ignis Prime
- Flagellant, Thunderhawk, damaged beyond repair on Ignis Prime
- Demetrius Katafalque III, Thunderhawk
- Gauntlet, Thunderhawk
- Impunitas, Thunderhawk
- Punisher, Thunderfire Cannon
- Eschara, Homeworld
- Lentigo, Eschara's largest moon
- The Architecture of Agony by Demetrius Katafalque
- Damnation Calling by Zachariah Kersh, Chapter Master
- Rites of Battle
- Trial by the Blade
Chapter Colours: Ivory
Chapter Symbol: The Stigmartyr is the emblem that the Chapter adopted as its own. A gauntleted fist clenching the length of a thunderbolt-shaped scar.
Reference: The Exoriators are attrition fighters. Their reputation is for fearsome feats of stamina and attrition. They stand their ground and fight, no matter the odds.
Reference: The Codex Astartes records the Excoriators as created from the ranks of the Imperial Fists post-Heresy, during the dark days of the Second Founding. This in recognition of their stalwart defence of the Imperial Palace during the Siege of Terra.
Reference: Excoriators are listed in the Mythos Angelica Mortis as one of the Astartes Praeses, those Space Marine Chapters charged with the solemn duty of guarding the Eye of Terror and the vulnerable regions of Imperial space bordering.
Reference: Dorn himself entrusted the Excoriators with the Chapter's Sacred Standard over ten thousand years ago. It displays the Second Founding’s decree and is threaded with the honours of every battle fought in their long, bloody history. It carries the distinctia of the Astartes Praeses and their service in garrisoning the Ocularis Terribus. It also bears the Stigmartyr.
Reference: The Darkness is a genetic deficiency. When the Darkness takes an Excoriator it might appear as wretched palsy: the slackness of the jaw, the tremor of the limb, the blankness of the eye. But those who survive it report the experience as a living nightmare, a sleeping wakefulness in which they relive the bottomless woe of Dorn’s most trying time – the grievous loss of the Emperor. It is both a genetic blessing and a curse.
Reference: Chapter Master Demetrius Katafalque favoured Rogal Dorn's practice of flagellation as a form of martial communion and as purification of the soul [p 87]. Excoriators purge Rogal Dorn's weakness and their own through the Rites of Castigation and the Wearing of Dorn’s Mantle [p 63].
Reference: The Feast of Blades commemorates Rogal Dorn's decision to break up his Legion as the Codex Astartes instructed. Dorn chose the Iron Warriors fortress known as the Eternal Fortress [Iron Cage] on Sebastus IV as the instrument upon which to break his Legion and remake it a multitude of Chapters.
Reference: Tradition dictates the Feasts of Blades are centennial – at least centennial. It is the right of the reigning Chapter to call a Feast before its time.
Reference: All combatants wear the old Legion’s colours in the Cage, a sign of symbolic unity.
Reference: Rogal Dorn broke the blade he’d used on Horus’s barge, after it had failed to protect his Emperor. His second sword, the “Sword of Sebastus” or the Dornsblade, emerged with the primarch from the Iron Cage. It is one of Dorn's Sons most revered artefacts. The Chapter that wins the Feast has the honour of retaining the blade and the solemn duty of presenting it at the next Feast.
Labels:
Adeptus Astartes,
Excoriators,
Hall of Honour,
Imperial Fists
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Hall of Honour - Imperial Fists Successors
Black Library - Hammer & Bolter: Irixa by Ben Counter
- Tek'Shal, Veteran Sergeant, Feast of Blades Champion, Venom Thorns
Black Library - Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders
- Berenger, Brother, White Templars
- Tenaka, Sergeant, Death Strike
- Nihilan Proxy, Gunfreighter, Death Strike
Reference: The Fire Lords relieved the Excoriators' Second Company at Celator-Primus.
Reference: The Fire Lords are planetary assault specialists.
Reference: The Fire Lord Chaplain that participated in the Feast of Blades had replaced his teeth with flint, each with the appearance of a primitive arrowhead or spear tip. His breath was a chemicular wheeze. He could produce a gout of flame by clenching his jaw to produce a spark and then hiss.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Hall of Honour - Imperial Fists
Design Studio - Codex: Space Marines (3rd Ed) by Any Chambers, Jervis Johnson & Gavin Thorpe
Design Studio - Codex: Eye of Terror by Andy Chambers et al.
Design Studio - Codex: Black Templars (4th Ed) by Graham McNeill
Design Studio - Rulebook (5th Ed) by Alessio Cavatore
Reference: The Beheading, 546.M32 - Grand Master Drakan Vangorich, of the Officio Assassinorum, has the High Lords of Terra slain to a man. A Space Marine retribution force drawn from the Halo Brethren, Imperial Fists and Sable Swords Chapters tracks the Grand Master to an Assassinorum temple. Within the temple they are assailed by a hundred Eversor Assassins. A single Space Marine survives to reach the Grand Master and deliever the Emperor's judgment with his boltgun. The Imperium descends into anarchy.
Design Studio - Codex: Space Marines (5th Ed) by Matthew Ward
Reference: The 814th Feast of Blades, 949.M41 - Supremacy is tied between the Imperial Fists and the Crimson Fists.
Design Studio - Rulebook (6th Ed) by Adam Troke, Jeremy Vetock & Mat Ward
Reference: The Imperial Fists (a.k.a Defenders of Dorn, Golden Avengers) have earned battle honours against every major alien race and been instrumental in holding the Imperium together through some of its bleakest times.
Reference: Imperial Fists can execute any aspect of warefare, though, they are known as particular experts at both besieging and defending fortresses.
Reference: Roots of Corruption - 853.M41: During the uprising on Krandor III, three Space Marine Chapters, led by the Imperial Fists, secure resources, artefacts and a few Adeptus Administratum officials before Exterminatus is mercifully delivered.
Battlefleet Gothic - To Cleanse the Stars: Vessels of the Imperium
Reference: Strike Cruisers are fast, lightly-armed vessels which mass slightly less than the Imperial Navy’s Dauntless class light cruisers.
Forge World - Imperial Armour Vol 10: The Badab War - Part 2 by Alan Bligh
Reference: Fafnir Rann is reputedely the most vicious of Rogal Dorn's later captains.
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Collected Visions by Alan Merrett
Black Library - Horus Heresy I - Horus Rising by Dan Abnett
Reference: Marshal, Siegemaster and Legion Seneschals
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Dark Knight by Graham McNeill
Reference: Dorn's Templars
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Lightning Tower by Dan Abnett
Reference: Dorn had always excelled in the construction of fortresses. He had built the city fortresses on Zavamunda, the pylon spire of Gallant, and the donjons along the Ruthan Marches.
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Angel Exterminatus by Graham McNeill
Black Library - Horus Heresy (eBook) - Angron: Butcher's Nails by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
Reference: binding of knightly weapons to wrists using dense black chains
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Games Day Anthology: Distant Echoes of Old Night by Rob Sanders
Black Library - Space Marine by Ian Watson
Reference: Imperial Fists recruited principally from two hive worlds, the ice planet of Inwit where cave-cities honeycombed the top ten kilometres of crust - and Necromunda, the poisoned desert.
Reference: there is an Imperial Fist fortress-monastery in Palatine Hive.
Reference: Imperial Fists are dedicated to fastidious and meticulous detail - it is why they adopted the Junker Model of Behaviour.
Reference: Column of Glory, Catacombs, Tunnel of Terror, Assimularum Hall, Punitor Chapel, Solitorium, Arena Restricta, Teuton Chapel, Isolatorium and Corridor of Comfortless Courage
Black Library - The Inquisition War by Ian Watson
Reference: the armour of dead Imperial Fists killed in the defense of the Emperor's Palace are embedded illustriously in the Column of Glory, their skulls grinning out of open visors.
Reference: Imperial Fists are scrupulous thinkers, not just bringers of death.
Black Library - Sons of Dorn by Chris Roberson
Reference: Arena Restricta are sacred halls hung with ancient and storied blades, temples dedicated to the worship of the sword.
Black Library - Heroes of the Space Marines: Gauntlet Run by Chris Roberson
Black Library - Victories of the Space Marines: But Dust in the Wind by Jonathan Green
Black Library - Storm of Iron by Graham McNeill
Black Library - Binding (eBook) by Ray Harrison
Black Library - Architect of Fate Novella: Endeavour of Will by Ben Counter
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Machine Spirit by Nick Kyme
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Headhunted by Steve Parker
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Weaponsmith by Ben Counter
Reference: Collators are battle-brothers responsible for recording the battle legends and old grudges.
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Exhumed by Steve Parker
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: The Alien Hunters by Andy Chambers
Black Library - Phalanx by Ben Counter (published in Hammer & Bolter)
Reference: Fangs of Dorn are Chapter Master Vladimir's twin blades.
Reference: Sigismunda Tactia, Forge of Ages, Rynn's World Memorial, Librarium Dorn, Halls of Atonement, Chapel of Martyrs, Observatory of Dornian Majesty and Crucible of Ages.
Reference: Atoning Halls is a place for Imperial Fists to be judged and interrogated.
Reference: Sigismarch Forest is the place that Sigismund, the first Templar, came to contemplate his duty.
Reference: Path of the Lost is recorded in Imperial Fists archives as a dark place where outsiders , prisoners of war or condemned heretics would be banished. There would be doled out their tortures or executions. It is traditional that the condemned among the sons of Dorn be forced to walk the path.
Black Library - Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders
Reference: Imperial Fists are stationed at the Vanaheim Cordon, along with Grey Knights and Exorcists.
Black Library - Seventh Retribution by Ben Counter
Note: Ulcalegon had been selected as the Emperor’s Champion because of his skill with the sword, having dueled for the honour with the Chapter’s finest warriors.
Note: The Shadowhawk, based on some of the oldest Standard Template Construct fragments ever recovered by the tech-priests of Mars, was a dedicated weapons platform, its passenger compartment sacrificed to house the craft’s missile batteries and ammunition stores. The Imperial Fists' Armoury had transformed a Thunderhawk into the Shadowhawk.
Black Library - Hammer & Bolter: Irixa by Ben Counter
Reference: The Seventh Company Standard was retired as a relic. It is held in the Chapel of Hamander.
Note: this is set after the events in the Phalanx by Ben Counter.
Index Astartes II - Emperor's Fists by Pete Haines
Index Astartes II - For the Emperor by Anthony Reynolds
Index Astartes - Beasts of Steel
Reference: The Liber Proditor Armorum, a treaties written in 812.M39 by Techmarine Blane, contains many startling insights into the Traitor Legion's use of armoured vehicles.
White Dwarf 209 - Ready for Battle by Gav Thorpe
Note: the above is from Gav Thorpe's Epic 40,000 army list. His tanks detachment is called Force Cepheus.
White Dwarf 226 - Cleanse and Burn
Note - the above are from Gav Thorpe's Force Hyperion used in a battle report against an Ork Waagh!
White Dwarf 232 - Crazy Joe Wears Yellow
Note - the above is from Chris Feldman's army used in a battle report against Imperial Guardsmen of the Praetorian XXIVth
White Dwarf 232 - Tale of 40K Gamers by Dave Taylor
White Dwarf 237 - To Cleanse the Stars by Gav Thorpe & Andy Chambers
White Dwarf 237 - The Path to War by Gav Thorpe & Nick Davis
Note - the above is from Nick Davis' Recovery Force used in a battle report against a Biel-Tan Swordwind Host.
White Dwarf 247 - Rough Guide to Painting the Land Raider
Note: Imperial Fists' night world colour scheme is shown on page 39.
White Dwarf 286 Oz Edition - Index Astartes: After the Storm by Andy Hoare
White Dwarf 298 - Space Marines
White Dwarf 302 - Heroes & Villians
White Dwarf 314 - Marshals of the Black Templars by Graham McNeill
White Dwarf 359 - Heroes of the Adeptus Astartes
Reference: The Fist of Dorn is a master-crafted thunder hammer, said to be one of the oldest of its kind in the galaxy.
White Dwarf March 2013 - Battle Report: Chaos Daemons vs Space Marines
Note - the above are from Matt Hudson's army used in a battle report against a Daemonic invasion
Lexicanum - Imperial Fists
- Venatus, Captain, 2nd Company
- Targal, Sergeant, 1st Company
- Lysander, Sergeant
- Rites of Battle
Design Studio - Codex: Eye of Terror by Andy Chambers et al.
- Justita Fides, Strike Cruiser, listed as missing after its failure to arrive at Hydraphur following a warp jump from Hydra Cordatus
Design Studio - Codex: Black Templars (4th Ed) by Graham McNeill
- Lazerian, Chapter Master, Wars of Apostasy
Design Studio - Rulebook (5th Ed) by Alessio Cavatore
Reference: The Beheading, 546.M32 - Grand Master Drakan Vangorich, of the Officio Assassinorum, has the High Lords of Terra slain to a man. A Space Marine retribution force drawn from the Halo Brethren, Imperial Fists and Sable Swords Chapters tracks the Grand Master to an Assassinorum temple. Within the temple they are assailed by a hundred Eversor Assassins. A single Space Marine survives to reach the Grand Master and deliever the Emperor's judgment with his boltgun. The Imperium descends into anarchy.
Design Studio - Codex: Space Marines (5th Ed) by Matthew Ward
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Darnath Lysander, Captain, 1st Company (formerly 2nd Company)
- Adar Geronan, Sergeant, 4th Company
- Rhetoricus, Brother
- Endeavour of Will, Star Fort
- Shield of Valour, Strike Cruiser
Reference: The 814th Feast of Blades, 949.M41 - Supremacy is tied between the Imperial Fists and the Crimson Fists.
Design Studio - Rulebook (6th Ed) by Adam Troke, Jeremy Vetock & Mat Ward
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Darnath Lysander, Captain
- Octavius, Captain
Reference: The Imperial Fists (a.k.a Defenders of Dorn, Golden Avengers) have earned battle honours against every major alien race and been instrumental in holding the Imperium together through some of its bleakest times.
Reference: Imperial Fists can execute any aspect of warefare, though, they are known as particular experts at both besieging and defending fortresses.
Reference: Roots of Corruption - 853.M41: During the uprising on Krandor III, three Space Marine Chapters, led by the Imperial Fists, secure resources, artefacts and a few Adeptus Administratum officials before Exterminatus is mercifully delivered.
Battlefleet Gothic - To Cleanse the Stars: Vessels of the Imperium
- Titus, Strike Cruiser
Reference: Strike Cruisers are fast, lightly-armed vessels which mass slightly less than the Imperial Navy’s Dauntless class light cruisers.
Forge World - Imperial Armour Vol 10: The Badab War - Part 2 by Alan Bligh
- Fafnir Rann, Imperial Fists Capain, Chapter Master of the Executioners
Reference: Fafnir Rann is reputedely the most vicious of Rogal Dorn's later captains.
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Collected Visions by Alan Merrett
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Sigismund, Emperor's Champion
- Navarra, Terminator Squad
- Grenstein, Tactical Squad
- Grossbar, Tactical Squad
- Latham, Tactical Squad
- Halbrecht, Assault Squad
- Valdimir, Assault Squad
- Fergustan, Predator
- Landamer, Land Raider
- Verklosh, Whirlwind
Black Library - Horus Heresy I - Horus Rising by Dan Abnett
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch, Praetorian
- Sigismund, First Captain
- Efried, Captain, 3rd Company
Black Library - Horus Heresy IV - Flight of the Eisenstein by James Swallow
Reference: Sigismund is described as a sturdy, thickset man, hair a dark blond with a patrician face that echoed the same austere lines as his liege lord's.
Reference: Imperial Fists of the first company have black trimmed armour.
Reference: Sigismund is described as "trifle volatile" and "prone to bellicose talk".
Black Library - Horus Heresy XVI - Age of Darkness: The Last Remembrancer by John French
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Crimson Fist by John French
- Rogal Dorn, Hero of the Gold, Stone Man, Primarch
- Sigismund, Captain, 1st Company
- Efried, Captain, 3rd Company
- Alexis Polux, Captain
- Yonnad, Captain
- Tyr, Captain, 6th Company
- Halbrecht, Captain
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
Reference: Sigismund is described as a sturdy, thickset man, hair a dark blond with a patrician face that echoed the same austere lines as his liege lord's.
Reference: Imperial Fists of the first company have black trimmed armour.
Black Library - Horus Heresy IX - Mechanicum by Graham McNeill
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Sigismund, First Captain
- Camba-Diaz, Captain
Reference: Sigismund is described as "trifle volatile" and "prone to bellicose talk".
Black Library - Horus Heresy XVI - Age of Darkness: The Last Remembrancer by John French
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Crimson Fist by John French
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch, Praetorian of Terra
- Sigismund, First Captain
- Amandus Tyr, Captain, 6th Company
- Pertinax, Captain, 14th Company
- Camba-Diaz, Captain
- Yonnad, Fleet Master
- Alexis Pollux, Captain, 405th Company, Master of Retribution Fleet
- Pertinax, Captain
- Cazzimus, Captain
- Iago, Captain
- Timor, Sergeant, 6th Company
- Navarra, Brother, 6th Company
- Raln, Sergeant, 1st Squad, 405th Company
- Settor, Sergeant, 6th Squad, 405th Company
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Tribune, Flagship of Retribution Fleet
- Sulla, Grand Cruiser
- Halcyon, Warship
- Unity, Warship
- Truth, Warship
- Hammer of Terra, Warship
- Crusader, Warship
- Legate, Warship
- Lacedaemon, Warship
- Oath of Stone, Battleship
- Veritas, Cruiser
Reference: Marshal, Siegemaster and Legion Seneschals
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Dark Knight by Graham McNeill
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch, Master of the Fists
- Sigismund, First Captain
Reference: Dorn's Templars
Black Library - Horus Heresy XXII - Shadows of Treachery: The Lightning Tower by Dan Abnett
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch, Emperor of the Inwit Cluster, House of Dorn
- Sigismund, First Captain
- Archamus, Master of Dorn's Huscarl Retinue
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
Reference: Dorn had always excelled in the construction of fortresses. He had built the city fortresses on Zavamunda, the pylon spire of Gallant, and the donjons along the Ruthan Marches.
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Angel Exterminatus by Graham McNeill
- Felix Cassander, Captain, 42nd Company
- Kastor, Brother, 42nd Company
- Locris, Brother, 42nd Company
- Symeon, Brother, 42nd Company
- Esdras, Brother, 42nd Company
- Phyros, Brother, 42nd Company
- Amandus Tyr, Captain, 6th Company
- Navarra, Brother, 6th Company
- Victorix Roma
- Honoris Martius
Black Library - Horus Heresy (eBook) - Angron: Butcher's Nails by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Sigismund, The Black Knight, First Captain
Reference: binding of knightly weapons to wrists using dense black chains
Black Library - Horus Heresy - Games Day Anthology: Distant Echoes of Old Night by Rob Sanders
- Oriel Latham, Captain
- Xanthus, Frigate
Black Library - Space Marine by Ian Watson
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Vladimir Pugh, Lord Commander
- Bronwin Abermort, Lord Commander
- Maximus Thane, Lord Commander
- Kalman Flodensborg, Lord Commander
- Ambrosial Spactor, Lord Comm ander
- Helstrom, Captain
- Steinmuller, Librarian Captain
- Franz Grenzstein, Librarian
- Lo Chang, Chaplain
- Geistler, Chaplain
- Vonreuter, Lieutenant
- Huzzi Rork, Sergeant
- Faust Stossen, Sergeant
- Ruhr, Sergeant
- Zed Juron, Scout-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Rhetoricus, Brother [Paraplegic]
- Dolf Harlan, Brother
- Kurtz, Brother
- Mahler, Brother
- Lexandro d'Arquebus, Brother
- Yeremi Valence, Brother
- Biff Tundrish, Brother
- Omar Akbar, Brother
- Dietrich, Scout, 10th Company
Reference: Imperial Fists recruited principally from two hive worlds, the ice planet of Inwit where cave-cities honeycombed the top ten kilometres of crust - and Necromunda, the poisoned desert.
Reference: there is an Imperial Fist fortress-monastery in Palatine Hive.
Reference: Imperial Fists are dedicated to fastidious and meticulous detail - it is why they adopted the Junker Model of Behaviour.
Reference: Column of Glory, Catacombs, Tunnel of Terror, Assimularum Hall, Punitor Chapel, Solitorium, Arena Restricta, Teuton Chapel, Isolatorium and Corridor of Comfortless Courage
Black Library - The Inquisition War by Ian Watson
- Lexandro d'Arquebus, Lex, Captain
- Kurt Kempka, Librarian
- Huzzi Rork, Sergeant
- Kurtz, Sergeant
- Wagner, Sergeant
- Stockman, Brother
- Dietrich, Brother
- Volker, Brother
- Zigmund, Brother
Reference: the armour of dead Imperial Fists killed in the defense of the Emperor's Palace are embedded illustriously in the Column of Glory, their skulls grinning out of open visors.
Reference: Imperial Fists are scrupulous thinkers, not just bringers of death.
Black Library - Sons of Dorn by Chris Roberson
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Vladimir Pugh, Chaper Master
- Darnath Lysander, Captain, 1st Company
- Khrusaor, Captain, 5th Company
- Taelos, Captain, 10th Company
- Franz Grenstein, Librarian
- Borgos, Librarian
- Lakari, Apothecary
- Dominicus, Chaplain
- Lo Chang, Company Chaplain, 10th Company
- Hilts, Veteran-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Karn, Veteran-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Derex, Veteran-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Jean-Robur de Queste, Brother, 5th Company
- Zatori Zan, Brother, 5th Company
- Taloc s'Tonan, Brother, 5th Company
- Fulgencio, Scout 10th, Company
- Rhomec, Scout, 10th Company
- Valen, Scout, 10th Company
- Sandor, Scout, 10th Company
- Jedrek, Scout, 10th Company
- Grigor, Scout, 10th Company
- Rhetoricus, Brother
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Capulus, Strike Cruiser
- Titus, Strike Cruiser
- Ferrum, Thunderhawk
- Pugnus, Thunderhawk
- The Book of Five Spheres
- Liturgy of Pain
Reference: Arena Restricta are sacred halls hung with ancient and storied blades, temples dedicated to the worship of the sword.
Black Library - Heroes of the Space Marines: Gauntlet Run by Chris Roberson
- Lysander, First Captain, Overseer of the Armoury, Watch Commander of the Phalanx
- Eshara, Captain, 3rd Company
- Kleitus, Captain
- Hilts, Veteran Sergeant, 10th Company
- Zatori, Scout, 10th Company
- s'Tonan, Scout, 10th Company
- du Queste, Scout, 10th Company
- Kelso, Scout, 10th Company
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- The Book of Five Spheres
- Litany of the Blade
Black Library - Victories of the Space Marines: But Dust in the Wind by Jonathan Green
- Hesperus, Sergeant, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Ngaio, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Verwhere, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Ahx, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Ors, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Jarda, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Maestus, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Haldrich, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Khafra, Brother, 4th Company, Squad Eurus
- Teaz, Brother-Pilot
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Fury's Blade, Strike Cruiser
- Fortis, Thuderhawk
Black Library - Storm of Iron by Graham McNeill
- Alaric Eshara, Captain, 3rd Company
- Corwin, Librarian
- Vermaas, Sergeant
- Justita Fides, Strike Cruiser
Black Library - Binding (eBook) by Ray Harrison
- Leonen Kyarus, Sergeant
- Marius, Brother
- Damanios, Brother
Black Library - Architect of Fate Novella: Endeavour of Will by Ben Counter
- Darnath Lysander, Gilded Wrath of Malodrax, Captain, 1st Company
- Lepidus, Castellan
- Korgon, Techmarine
- Hestion, Techmarine
- Laocos, Sergeant, 1st Company
- Demosthor, Brother-Scholar, 1st Company
- Tingelis, Brother, 1st Company
- Rigalto, Sergeant
- Menander, Sergeant, 10th Company
- Moltos, Brother-Scout, 10th Company
- Tisiphon, Brother-Scout, 10th Company
- Ionis, Castellan of the Phalanx
- Endeavour of Will, Star Fort
- Bastion Inviolate, Star Fort
- Siege of Malebruk, Strike Cruiser
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Machine Spirit by Nick Kyme
- Polino, Deathwatch Captain
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Headhunted by Steve Parker
- Maximmion Voss, Omni, Deathwatch Brother
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Weaponsmith by Ben Counter
- Haestorr, Captain
- Moxus, Sergeant
- Chrysius, Assault-Sergeant
- Vryksus, Brother
- Mydros, Brother
- Helian, Brother
- Gruz, Brother
- Venelus, Brother
- Koron, Brother
- Doctrines of Assault
Reference: Collators are battle-brothers responsible for recording the battle legends and old grudges.
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: Exhumed by Steve Parker
- Maximmion Voss, Omni, Deathwatch Brother
Black Library - Xenos Hunters: The Alien Hunters by Andy Chambers
- Thucyid, Deathwatch Brother
Black Library - Phalanx by Ben Counter (published in Hammer & Bolter)
- Vladimir, Justice Lord, Chapter Master
- Darnath Lysander, Hand of the Court, Captain, 1st Company
- Pausanias, Chaplain
- Leucrontas, Castellan
- Asclephin, Apothecary
- Demenos, Techmarine
- Prexus, Sergeant
- Dolonis, Brother
- Gorvan, Brother
- Borakis, Scout-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Orfos, Scout, 10th Company
- Laokan, Scout, 10th Company
- Kalliax, Scout, 10th Company
- Caius, Scout, 10th Company
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Mantle of Wrath, Strike Cruiser
- Doctrines of Assault
Reference: Fangs of Dorn are Chapter Master Vladimir's twin blades.
Reference: Sigismunda Tactia, Forge of Ages, Rynn's World Memorial, Librarium Dorn, Halls of Atonement, Chapel of Martyrs, Observatory of Dornian Majesty and Crucible of Ages.
Reference: Atoning Halls is a place for Imperial Fists to be judged and interrogated.
Reference: Sigismarch Forest is the place that Sigismund, the first Templar, came to contemplate his duty.
Reference: Path of the Lost is recorded in Imperial Fists archives as a dark place where outsiders , prisoners of war or condemned heretics would be banished. There would be doled out their tortures or executions. It is traditional that the condemned among the sons of Dorn be forced to walk the path.
Black Library - Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders
- Fortinbras, Master of the Feast (816th)
- Montalban, Pugh’s Champion
- Titus, Strike Cruiser
Reference: Imperial Fists are stationed at the Vanaheim Cordon, along with Grey Knights and Exorcists.
Black Library - Seventh Retribution by Ben Counter
- Lysander, 1st Captain
- Deiphobus, Librarian
- Daedelon, Techmarine
- Ucalegon, Emperor's Champion
- Kirav, Sergeant, Lysander's Fire Team, 1st Company
- Beros, Brother, Lysander's Fire Team, 1st Company
- Apollonios, Brother, Lysander's Fire Team, 1st Company
- Stentor, Brother, Lysander's Fire Team, 1st Company
- Mortz, Brother, Lysander's Fire Team, 1st Company
- Ctesiphon, Sergeant, 2nd Company
- Skaen, Brother, Tactical Squad Ctesiphon
- Septuron, Assault-Sergeant
- Tisiphorn, Brother, Assault Squad Septuron
- Kreuz, Brother, Assault Squad Septuron
- Euskelos, Brother, Assault Squad Septuron
- Sthenelus, Sergeant, Squadron Commander, Tank Commander of the Beast of Mardon
- Morsk, Brother-Driver of the Beast of Mardon
- Kallistar, Brother, Tank Commander of the Granitefang
- Vellion, Brother of the Granitefang
- Dyess, Brother, Tank Commander of the Bonecracker
- Gorgythion, Brother-Pilot
- Kebriones, Brother-Pilot
- Orfos, Scout-Sergeant, 10th Company
- Privar, Scout, Squad Orfos, 10th Company
- Geryius, Scout, Squad Orfos, 10th Company
- Vonretz, Scout, Squad Orfos, 10th Company
- Enriaan, Scout, Squad Orfos, 10th Company
- Wings of Dorn, Unclassified
- Sanctifier, Shadowhawk
- Gilded Pyre, Thunderhawk
- Peril Swift, Thunderhawk
- Beast of Mardon, Vindicator, Squadron Sthenelus
- Granitefang, Vindicator, Squadron Sthenelus
- Bonecracker, Vindicator, Squadron Sthenelus
- Parable of Rodrigar
Note: Ulcalegon had been selected as the Emperor’s Champion because of his skill with the sword, having dueled for the honour with the Chapter’s finest warriors.
Note: The Shadowhawk, based on some of the oldest Standard Template Construct fragments ever recovered by the tech-priests of Mars, was a dedicated weapons platform, its passenger compartment sacrificed to house the craft’s missile batteries and ammunition stores. The Imperial Fists' Armoury had transformed a Thunderhawk into the Shadowhawk.
Black Library - Hammer & Bolter: Irixa by Ben Counter
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Lysander, Captain, 1st Company
- Siculus, Captain, 3rd Company, Valacian Pass
- Hamander, Captain, 7th Company (deceased)
- Belisar, Chaplain
- Hamoskon, Techmarine
- Machaon, Techmarine
- Achaikos, Brother, Command Squad, Honour Guard, 3rd Company
- Iason, Sergeant, Devastator Squad, 3rd Company
- Talthybius, Sergeant, Standard Bearer, 7th Company
- Sartan, Sergeant, 7th Company
- Martez, Sergeant, Assault Squad
- Lapithos, Assault Sergeant
- Closs, Brother, Squad Sartan, 7th Company
- Noctis, Scout Sergeant, 10th Company
- Arnobius, Novice, Psyker
- Apeyo, Novice
- Kogen, Novice
- Daco, Novice
- Lukra, Novice
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Hymn to Dorn, Thunderhawk
- Blood Star, Thunderhawk
- Devlan Wrath, Thunderhawk
- Golden Dagger, Thunderhawk
- Chapel of Hamander
- Altar of Brotherhood
- Precepts Militant
Reference: The Seventh Company Standard was retired as a relic. It is held in the Chapel of Hamander.
Note: this is set after the events in the Phalanx by Ben Counter.
Index Astartes II - Emperor's Fists by Pete Haines
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Vladimir Pugh, Chapter Master
- Franz Grenstein, Librarian
- Lo Chang, Chaplain
- Rhetoricus, Brother
- Hyplion, Dreadnought
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
Index Astartes II - For the Emperor by Anthony Reynolds
- Remataan, Chaplain
Index Astartes - Beasts of Steel
- Lysol Blane, Techmarine Suprema
Reference: The Liber Proditor Armorum, a treaties written in 812.M39 by Techmarine Blane, contains many startling insights into the Traitor Legion's use of armoured vehicles.
White Dwarf 209 - Ready for Battle by Gav Thorpe
- Phemeus, Captain, Force Phemeus (Tactical Detachment)
- Aristol, Librarian, Force Phemeus (Tactical Detachment)
- Geryon, Librarian, Force Geryon (Fast Attack Detachment)
- Praepollo, Captain, Force Praepollo (Heavy Firepower Detachment)
Note: the above is from Gav Thorpe's Epic 40,000 army list. His tanks detachment is called Force Cepheus.
White Dwarf 226 - Cleanse and Burn
- Hyplion, Dreadnought
- Targal, Sergeant, 1st Company
Note - the above are from Gav Thorpe's Force Hyperion used in a battle report against an Ork Waagh!
White Dwarf 232 - Crazy Joe Wears Yellow
- Fortis, Chaplain
Note - the above is from Chris Feldman's army used in a battle report against Imperial Guardsmen of the Praetorian XXIVth
White Dwarf 232 - Tale of 40K Gamers by Dave Taylor
- Franz Grenzstein, Librarian, 3rd Company Strike Force
White Dwarf 237 - To Cleanse the Stars by Gav Thorpe & Andy Chambers
- Titus, Strike Cruiser
White Dwarf 237 - The Path to War by Gav Thorpe & Nick Davis
- Phemeus, Commander, Recovery Force
- Rankar, Chaplain
- Romero, Veteran Sergeant of Tactical Squad Romero
- Kraegus, Veteran Sergeant of Scout Squad Kraegus
- Lochage, Veteran Sergeant of Assault Squad Lochage
- Argue, Veteran Sergeant of Bike Squad Argus
- Hyplion, Dreadnought
Note - the above is from Nick Davis' Recovery Force used in a battle report against a Biel-Tan Swordwind Host.
White Dwarf 247 - Rough Guide to Painting the Land Raider
Note: Imperial Fists' night world colour scheme is shown on page 39.
White Dwarf 286 Oz Edition - Index Astartes: After the Storm by Andy Hoare
- Tialo, Captain, 2nd Company, held in statis due to wounds sustained in defence of Cadia
- Gillin, Sergeant, Second Company
White Dwarf 298 - Space Marines
Lysander, CaptainReference: Imperial Fists are charged with defenting the region of space that contains Terra itself at its heart.
Erasmus Dane, Captain
Command Squad Glory
Tactical Squad Potence, Tank Hunters
Tactical Squad Steelfists
Devastator Squad Fortitude, Tank Hunters
Deliverance, Rhino
Dorn's Fist, Vindicator
White Dwarf 302 - Heroes & Villians
- Rogal Dorn, Primarch
- Kleitus, Captain, 1st Company
- Lysander, Captain, 1st Company (formerly 2nd Company Captain)
- Shadryss, Chaplain
- Phalanx, Fortress Monastery
- Pillar of Bone, the remnant of the once-great Imperial Fist fortress monastery on Terra.
White Dwarf 314 - Marshals of the Black Templars by Graham McNeill
- Lazerian, Chapter Master. Fought side by side with High Marshal Sigenandus. They both weilded thunder hammers.
White Dwarf 359 - Heroes of the Adeptus Astartes
- Lysander, Captain, 1st Company
Reference: The Fist of Dorn is a master-crafted thunder hammer, said to be one of the oldest of its kind in the galaxy.
White Dwarf March 2013 - Battle Report: Chaos Daemons vs Space Marines
- Darnath Lysander, Captain, 1st Company
- Lothar Ortan, Librarian
- Command Squad Sigann, 3rd Company
- Tactical Squad Rignomar, 3rd Company
- Tactical Squad Martel, 3rd Company
- Scout Squad Maedus, 10th Company
- Terminator Squad Dorn's Hand, 1st Company
- Sternguard Squad Garran, 1st Company
- Swift Malice, Land Speeder Tornado
- Hell Rain, Storm Talon
- Fury of Phalanx, Storm Talon
- Death Hammer, Thunderfire
- Infernum, Land Raider Redeemer
Note - the above are from Matt Hudson's army used in a battle report against a Daemonic invasion
Lexicanum - Imperial Fists
Labels:
Adeptus Astartes,
Hall of Honour,
Imperial Fists
Friday, December 28, 2012
Weekly Finds #113
There is time for one more Weekly Finds post for the year...
Conquer the Universe by The Damned Artificer from Bolter & Chainsword - We revisit these amazing Imperial Fists. Since we last saw them The Damned Artificer has completed his stunning Rogal Dorn conversion and has added some paint. To me this is what Dorn should look like. I'm also jealous of the latest armoured addition in the form of the Typhon Siege Tank. I participially like the unique approach to adding lightening bolts...
Making Leather Loincloth by Raffa from Massive Voodoo - A useful tutorial for Fantasy players... but would also work for Orks and Chaos Space Marines. If the rumoured Imperial Guard plastics are true this tutorial may even be used to add some flavour to Feudal/Medieval Regiments. Can get texture pattern fur plates over on Masquerade Miniatures.
Painting Yellow by Les Bursley from Awesome Paint Jobs - Another video tutorial by Les. This time a quick approach to painting table top standard yellow. No easy feat when you consider how much hobbyists bemoan the colour yellow. With some extra effort may be able to produce a crisper result by blending from the base colour up to white. There is also this video tutorial by Les for painting red using the same approach. The Badger Paint Range can be found here with some candy colours in the Imagine Air range. I'm not sure if this is the same range Les uses...
Showcase: Empire Dandy by Rev from Tale of Painters - After last week, the guys over on Tale of Painters have managed to produce yet another stunning red cloak. The contrast on this isn't as extreme. However, I suspect the result would be much easier to replicate as it uses washes, instead of blending.
Conquer the Universe by The Damned Artificer from Bolter & Chainsword - We revisit these amazing Imperial Fists. Since we last saw them The Damned Artificer has completed his stunning Rogal Dorn conversion and has added some paint. To me this is what Dorn should look like. I'm also jealous of the latest armoured addition in the form of the Typhon Siege Tank. I participially like the unique approach to adding lightening bolts...
Making Leather Loincloth by Raffa from Massive Voodoo - A useful tutorial for Fantasy players... but would also work for Orks and Chaos Space Marines. If the rumoured Imperial Guard plastics are true this tutorial may even be used to add some flavour to Feudal/Medieval Regiments. Can get texture pattern fur plates over on Masquerade Miniatures.
Painting Yellow by Les Bursley from Awesome Paint Jobs - Another video tutorial by Les. This time a quick approach to painting table top standard yellow. No easy feat when you consider how much hobbyists bemoan the colour yellow. With some extra effort may be able to produce a crisper result by blending from the base colour up to white. There is also this video tutorial by Les for painting red using the same approach. The Badger Paint Range can be found here with some candy colours in the Imagine Air range. I'm not sure if this is the same range Les uses...
Showcase: Empire Dandy by Rev from Tale of Painters - After last week, the guys over on Tale of Painters have managed to produce yet another stunning red cloak. The contrast on this isn't as extreme. However, I suspect the result would be much easier to replicate as it uses washes, instead of blending.
Labels:
Airbrush,
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Sculpting,
Tutorial,
Weekly Finds
Friday, October 05, 2012
Weekly Finds #101
This week has a focus on the Legiones Astartes. Which isn't a great surprise with the Horus Heresy source book being released. I'm still patiently waiting for mine...
New Lord Plaguebone by Morback from Le Blog de Kouzes - This is one hell of a detailed conversion. It has taken me several attempts to work out how the helmet was made... it's a normal Space Marine helmet but from the back. The manreaper looks ridiculously complex with all of the plasticard bits. Hate to think how time consuming it was to build. A stunning centre piece for bind blowing warband...
Creating Metal Effects with Washes by Ron from FTW - Not strictly about the Legiones Astartes. But the content can easily be applied to any army. Another example of using washes on metal can be seen here... shows how coloured washes can have a striking effect and compliment the rest of the palette.
Lamenters Update by Dave Taylor from Dave Taylor Miniatures - The detail to this kit bash is stunning. Both the combi-melta and the left hand involve some intricate detailing. Looking forward to seeing this miniature painted up in Dave Taylor's striking yellow and black scheme.
Ultramarines Sternguard Step-by-step by Arsies from Arsies Studio - This tutorial was including in Volomir's monthly feature Do Not Miss. I'm not much of a fan of non-metallic metal on power armour. However, I am a fan of this example of non-metallic metal by Arsies.
Imperial Fists Terminators by Bully Boy from Dakka Dakka - Despite having boxes full of miniatures to build I'm always looking for ideas on how to convert miniatures. These terminators with their Maximus styled torsos are just one example. My interest in this relates closely with this Terminator torso by Brother Chaplain Kage. Another great Imperial Fists Terminator conversion is this one by Ice Angel.
Sons of Horus by Sheep from Bolter & Chainsword - Possibly the best Sons of Horus I've seen... most look plain in comparison. However, the conversion and painting are both inspirational. The Sergeant pictured below and this Contemptor Dreadnought are my two favourite elements from this project so far. I'll be keeping an eye on Sheep's work...
Conquer the Universe by The Damned Artificer from Bolter & Chainsword - I'm jealous of this Imperial Fist collection. It's full of unique conversions with bits from all over the place. He even has an old school Land Speeder conversion with a run down of the bits here.
Maximus Armour by Gawain Veteris from Bolter & Chainsword - This tutorial may be of interest to some of my imaginary friends. I know the work on the knee pads interest me. Keep an eye out for further tutorials by Gawain... they look to be promising.
New Lord Plaguebone by Morback from Le Blog de Kouzes - This is one hell of a detailed conversion. It has taken me several attempts to work out how the helmet was made... it's a normal Space Marine helmet but from the back. The manreaper looks ridiculously complex with all of the plasticard bits. Hate to think how time consuming it was to build. A stunning centre piece for bind blowing warband...
Creating Metal Effects with Washes by Ron from FTW - Not strictly about the Legiones Astartes. But the content can easily be applied to any army. Another example of using washes on metal can be seen here... shows how coloured washes can have a striking effect and compliment the rest of the palette.
Lamenters Update by Dave Taylor from Dave Taylor Miniatures - The detail to this kit bash is stunning. Both the combi-melta and the left hand involve some intricate detailing. Looking forward to seeing this miniature painted up in Dave Taylor's striking yellow and black scheme.
Ultramarines Sternguard Step-by-step by Arsies from Arsies Studio - This tutorial was including in Volomir's monthly feature Do Not Miss. I'm not much of a fan of non-metallic metal on power armour. However, I am a fan of this example of non-metallic metal by Arsies.
Imperial Fists Terminators by Bully Boy from Dakka Dakka - Despite having boxes full of miniatures to build I'm always looking for ideas on how to convert miniatures. These terminators with their Maximus styled torsos are just one example. My interest in this relates closely with this Terminator torso by Brother Chaplain Kage. Another great Imperial Fists Terminator conversion is this one by Ice Angel.
Sons of Horus by Sheep from Bolter & Chainsword - Possibly the best Sons of Horus I've seen... most look plain in comparison. However, the conversion and painting are both inspirational. The Sergeant pictured below and this Contemptor Dreadnought are my two favourite elements from this project so far. I'll be keeping an eye on Sheep's work...
Conquer the Universe by The Damned Artificer from Bolter & Chainsword - I'm jealous of this Imperial Fist collection. It's full of unique conversions with bits from all over the place. He even has an old school Land Speeder conversion with a run down of the bits here.
Maximus Armour by Gawain Veteris from Bolter & Chainsword - This tutorial may be of interest to some of my imaginary friends. I know the work on the knee pads interest me. Keep an eye out for further tutorials by Gawain... they look to be promising.
Friday, September 21, 2012
Weekly Finds #99
The interwebz is buzzing with rumours on the upcoming Chaos Space Marine release... after Dark Vengeance and the awesomeness that is Sixth Edition I can feel the excitement building. There were many that viewed Games Workshop inclusion of two power armed factions in the same box set as flawed. I can start to see their scheme trap behind it. Many players already have Loyalist Astartes... but between the awesome content of the box set and all of the new releases, I find it hard to imagine that there wont be a huge influx in Traitor Astartes especially with the allies rule.
Demetrius Katafalque's Company, Imperial Fists by Apologist from Bolter & Chainsword - Big fan of Apologist's true scale miniatures. Doubly true for this amazing looking Imperial Fist. The tutorial on how to paint the well weathered yellow can be found in this post. I'm curious as to how easy it would be to combine Tyler Mengel's method of painting yellow with this... may produce a quick, weathered yellow. Or it might be a little too bright... also learnt a new word in the form of trompe l'oeil.
Leaked Chaos Space Marine Pictures by Loken from Apocalypse 40K - I got my White Dwarf today. So I've seen these pictures in the flesh. Being able to see multiple pictures of these miniatures has helped cement some of my feelings. I like the Aspiring Champion and the Finecast Characters. I'm not a fan of the daemon engines. They just fall flat when compared to what Forge World has been offering. Although the Heldrake and Maulerfiend are still nice. Pre-release details on kits can be found here. A lot of the info and images have been compiled over on Faeit 212.
Leaked Chaos Space Marine Rules by Old School Terminator from Dark Future Games - Can get some ideas on what the new Codex offers by looking at the White Dwarf. Specifically the battle report... I suspect the Warsmith will be a popular addition with his ability to repair vehicles and hopefully daemon engines.
How to Paint The Flawless Host by Ron from FTW - With Sonic Weapons ignoring Cover Saves there will be a fair few Noise Marine armies... so this tutorial is great. It has some similarities to Tyler Mengel's tutorial on painting yellow. Using a light base coat and applying glazes to add the colour. Ron's suggestion on using reds to add depth is something I'd like to try. Note that Ron is actually talking about glazing...
Demetrius Katafalque's Company, Imperial Fists by Apologist from Bolter & Chainsword - Big fan of Apologist's true scale miniatures. Doubly true for this amazing looking Imperial Fist. The tutorial on how to paint the well weathered yellow can be found in this post. I'm curious as to how easy it would be to combine Tyler Mengel's method of painting yellow with this... may produce a quick, weathered yellow. Or it might be a little too bright... also learnt a new word in the form of trompe l'oeil.
Leaked Chaos Space Marine Pictures by Loken from Apocalypse 40K - I got my White Dwarf today. So I've seen these pictures in the flesh. Being able to see multiple pictures of these miniatures has helped cement some of my feelings. I like the Aspiring Champion and the Finecast Characters. I'm not a fan of the daemon engines. They just fall flat when compared to what Forge World has been offering. Although the Heldrake and Maulerfiend are still nice. Pre-release details on kits can be found here. A lot of the info and images have been compiled over on Faeit 212.
Leaked Chaos Space Marine Rules by Old School Terminator from Dark Future Games - Can get some ideas on what the new Codex offers by looking at the White Dwarf. Specifically the battle report... I suspect the Warsmith will be a popular addition with his ability to repair vehicles and hopefully daemon engines.
How to Paint The Flawless Host by Ron from FTW - With Sonic Weapons ignoring Cover Saves there will be a fair few Noise Marine armies... so this tutorial is great. It has some similarities to Tyler Mengel's tutorial on painting yellow. Using a light base coat and applying glazes to add the colour. Ron's suggestion on using reds to add depth is something I'd like to try. Note that Ron is actually talking about glazing...
Labels:
Chaos Space Marines,
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Rumour,
Weathering,
Weekly Finds
Friday, April 20, 2012
Weekly Finds #77
Seven Quick Tips & Tricks for Best Painting by Ron from FTW - Some great advice for those just getting into the hobby or those who want to take some steps towards decent table top. And with the new Citadel Paints it is all the more easier to turn out some great looking miniatures...
Tyranid Red Terror Conversion by Garfy from Tale of Painters - I'm a big fan of Garfy's Tyranid Hive. This Red Terror conversion is no different. I like how his scheme has changed over time as his skills have developed... sort of like how Nids adapt to their surroundings.
Imperial Fists with New Citadel Paints by Tyler M. from Mengel Miniatures - Following on from last weeks traitor guardsman is this Imperial Fist with the new Citadel Paints. It is hard to imagine that yellow was once a colour left for the experts... of course the glaze method comes nothing close to the sort of results that DV8 and others have produced.
Painting Bone by Subtle Discord from Legion Rising - Subtle Discord has one hell of a Chaos Army. His army is full of individuality from the conversions to the paint job to the plasticard work on all his vehicles. The level of detail into painting the bone shows just how much effort gets put into creating this work of art.
Tutorial on Making Banners from Transparent Foil by Androsch from Tower of Heroes - A very quick and effective method to creating durable banners... relatively durable when compared to paper or cardboard banners.
Tyranid Red Terror Conversion by Garfy from Tale of Painters - I'm a big fan of Garfy's Tyranid Hive. This Red Terror conversion is no different. I like how his scheme has changed over time as his skills have developed... sort of like how Nids adapt to their surroundings.
Imperial Fists with New Citadel Paints by Tyler M. from Mengel Miniatures - Following on from last weeks traitor guardsman is this Imperial Fist with the new Citadel Paints. It is hard to imagine that yellow was once a colour left for the experts... of course the glaze method comes nothing close to the sort of results that DV8 and others have produced.
Painting Bone by Subtle Discord from Legion Rising - Subtle Discord has one hell of a Chaos Army. His army is full of individuality from the conversions to the paint job to the plasticard work on all his vehicles. The level of detail into painting the bone shows just how much effort gets put into creating this work of art.
Tutorial on Making Banners from Transparent Foil by Androsch from Tower of Heroes - A very quick and effective method to creating durable banners... relatively durable when compared to paper or cardboard banners.
Labels:
Imperial Fists,
Painting,
Tyranids,
Weekly Finds
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