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Welcome!
Following the blow, today is the second entry about the team from Stirland.
In the first part I presented some information about the land itself and its history, and today I will look at the population of this province of the Empire.

         For the entry I used the model of an old nobleman from Warhammer Quest, to whom I added a hat and repainted it to match the color of people from Stirland. I also changed the baseand added the name.

I invite you!

I. Stirland. Part I. History

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"Bunch of bumpkins, if you ask me."
—Altdorf merchant

Stirland does not take kindly to strangers, Elves, or modern ways.
Descended from the Asoborn tribe of old, Stirlanders are a short, thickset people, much like their Ostermark neighbours.
Dark of hair and suspicious of strangers, their bloodline has remained one of the most pure within the Empire. Some folk point o…

Hello everyone!
I invite you to the first post devoted to the armed band from Stirland, province of the Empire today.
In the next entries I will present to you my Dears a bit of the history of this region and I will characterize the famous "Deathjacks" archers who will be my main inspiration in creating this team.

Below the first archer (from the box of imperial huntsmen - from the time when Warhammer was still Warhammer), once a photo of the next waiting to be painted.

Enjoy watching and reading!

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"Tradition is there for a reason: it was found good and worth keeping. Change for change’s sake is a sign of Chaos, don’t you agree?"
- Stirland nobleThe Grand County of Stirland is a major and founding Imperial Province that lies within the eastern territories of the Empire of Man. Stirland is a rugged highland province famous for its rural bac…

Hello everyone!
I invite you to the fifth part of the history of the Lancknechts formation today. On this occasion, I painted two new models from Warlord Games:

A plastic soldier with a two-handed sword from THIS BOXand another metal from the LOOTING PARTY BOX
Plastic Landsknecht wins definitely better in terms of quality of workmanship and sharpness of details. However, metal designs also have a lot of charm and ingenuity in poses.

Other entries related to this multicolored formation can be found below:
I. Sacco di Roma / The Sack of Rome / Złupienie Rzymu (1527)II. Landsknechts II: Dopplesoldiers / Landsknechci - Podwójnożołdacy (Artizan Designs)III. Landsknechts III: Regiment (Warlord Games)IV. Landsknechts IV: Recruitment / Rekrutacja (Warlord Games)V.Landsknechts V: Wir sind des Geyers Schwarzer Haufen / We are Florian Geyer's Black Company / Jesteśmy Czarnym Hufcem Geyera -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------…

Hello everyone!
Back to the 80s to minis that are calmly my teenagers (Gnome is!) today.
I have a really big fondness for old Games Workshop models.
I have nice associations with the first sessions in WFRP, which we passionately created in the mid-90s, delighting with these old models on the chalk pages of the rulebook.

       That is why, from time to time, I will buy a really oldhammer mini and remember it while painting.
I invite you to watch Ranger (C07 series) with long bow and Gnome (C11 series 1985) today.





Witam serdecznie!
Dziś powrót do lat 80tych do figurek, które spokojnie są moimi równolatkami (Gnom jest!).
Mam naprawdę duży sentyment do starych modeli Games Workshop.
       Mam miłe skojarzenia z pierwszymi sesjami w WFRP, które namiętnie tworzyliśmy w połowie lat 90tych, zachwycając tymi starymi modelami na kredowych stronach podręcznika.

       Dlatego też, od czasu dom czasu zakupie sobie taką naprawdę oldhammerową figurkę i powspominam podczas malowania.
Zapraszam dziś do obejr…