Age Of Sigmar Battlefield Show And Tell - 12 Dwarf Warriors From The 2006 Battle For Skull Pass Set
Channel: Monster Hobbies Age of Sigmar Battlefield
Date: 2021-08-23

Any foe that has fought Dwarfs has quickly learned to respect them - even the elite troops of other armies have met their match against these warriors. 

Today on the Monster Hobbies Age Of Sigmar Battlefield Show And Tell we will be looking at Queen Helgar's 12 Dwarf Warriors From The 2006 Battle For Skull Pass Set. 

Protected by their heavy mail, their skillful use of overlapping shield walls, and finally, by their own tough and obstinate nature, Dwarf individuals, units and armies as a whole seem to absorb punishing blows that would cause other races to break and flee. With Dwarfs, such suffering only serves to make them angrier, and with beards bristling and hands clenched around ax hafts and mighty war hammers, the Dwarfs regroup to charge anew. Their feeble-limed foes, too worn out and tired at the end to even lift their weapons are slaughtered, save for those fast enough to flee the iron shod and implacable advance of the Dwarfs.  

When they charge into battle, the momentum generated by their wide, armour-clad bodies is remarkable, hitting the foe with a resounding impact. They have broken many enemy battle lines this way, splintering Elven phalanxes, carving through Orc formations and hacking apart great masses of Skaven that make up their verminous armies. 

The Games Workshop made these Dwarf models as single piece figures in a multi-part starter set with Night Goblins kit back in 2006 for Warhammer Fantasy 7th Edition and they were in production until 2009 when Games Workshop phased them out when Warhammer Fantasy 8th Edition was released. 

I built these Games Workshop Dwarf Warriors for an army lead by Queen Helgar using the kit supplied Battle For Skull Pass 7th Edition Warhammer Fantasy Starter Set. 

Since I wanted this unit of Dwarf Warriors plastic model kits to look unified, all the models had to have the same color scheme that would unify all of them. these models were painted before I even had the Queen Helgar model or even knew there was a Queen Helgar figure. 

When I first painted the Battle For Skull Pass Dwarf models, there was no noted Games Workshop Dwarf color schemes for the different Dwarf Clans and Dwarf Holds. Therefore, I painted each unit and each model in a different color scheme based on what I thought would look good at the time.

I decided to paint these models using Testor's Yellow Zinc Chromate, Testor's OD Green and Testor's Metallic Green and Silver on their chain mail tunics.  The green color scheme I used on these models suited Queen Helgar's army nicely and these Dwarf Warriors became Queen Helgar's Dwarf Warriors for many battles.  

All these models come molded in grey plastic and I painted them in the colors you see in the video. The build is fun and easy and painting is a delight.

If you like these classic Games Workshop model kits, then the Games Workshop Dwarf Warriors model kit is perfect for you! 

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