Original upload date: April 20 2013
I adore the Raek sculpt. He reminds me of a great scaly panther. I might need a couple more now that Abby2 is out.

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I adore the Raek sculpt. He reminds me of a great scaly panther. I might need a couple more now that Abby2 is out.

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I wanted at least two Forsaken for my Abby list but I don’t like to have identical models, so I had a go at modifying the second one.

At this point I was still very new to sculpting so I needed a reference to compare size and shapes. I based the new head off Vayl1 and the new arm off Annyssa Ryvaal’s.


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I painted my first Shepherd to have a bright red cape lining.

I came to greatly value the Shepherd’s presence on the battlefield, both in healing a much needed beast and managing fury. I don’t think there’s a better one-point option for Legion. I wanted another, so two years later I converted a second Shepherd.

To distinguish her from the original sculpt I wanted to remove her hood and make her hold the weapon in both hands. I gave her Saeryn’s head and Cylena Raefyll’s arms which I modified to hold the scythe instead of her sword.

This conversion looks simple but was actually surprisingly fiddly. First I had to remove the head, arms and a substantial part of the cloak to go with them. Cylena’s arms end halfway up the bicep so I pinned them into position and sculpted back in the rest. Getting them into the correct position was very tricky because I had to gauge the correct arm length and ensure that the angles matched up so that the haft would sit correctly in both hands. I resculpted the top part of the cloak and added a hood from Eiryss3.

Here they are, side by side for comparison:

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I rarely include the Stingers when writing my lists, but I love generating them out of the Spawning Vessel to launch at my unsuspecting opponents.

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I magnetised my multipart heavy beast kit so unfortunately my Scythean has not seen much table time. I prefer the Ravagore’s awesome range abilities in most lists and the Angelius fills the Scythean’s niche much of the time.

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The Ravagore/Scythean was my first attempt at magnetising the multi-part kit. The arms and heads can be swapped between the two heavy beasts.

I like the fire effect on the first ravagore, but I left it off on the second one so that I could more easily tell them apart on the battlefield. Apologies for washing the colour out!

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I wanted to run a more beast-heavy list as I built up my force, so my next Warlock was Abby.


I tried to emphasise the pretty half of her face by darkening the mutated side. She has one reptilian eye and one milky white eye.

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I’ll start by consolidating the pictures I’ve already uploaded on the net.
Like most Warmachine beginners, I started with the Battlebox set. I was drawn to the Legion of Everblight because I’ve always loved fantasy elves and dragons.

I hope you’ll forgive the amateur photography. I have improved (a little!) since this point. I got a light box and stopped taking vertical pictures like this one.



Lylyth was a test scheme for my Nyss. After this one I decided to make their skin more similar to the beasts, after all, they are spawned from Warlock blood.

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I’ve been meaning to do this for a while now, and I’m finally running out of excuses. So, let’s start this from the beginning, shall we?
My name is Jenna O’Connor. On the net I’m often known as Aella13 or simply Aella. I was always interested in board games as a child and I enjoyed art, but I never realised that the two could be combined until I started dating my now husband. I fell in love with miniatures and have never looked back.
In April 2013 at the behest of my friends, I finally started posting pictures of my painted models online. The positive response I received was overwhelming, and this website is the next logical step.
I hope to share with you my experiences and tips. Thank you for sharing your time with me.