This is my entire scaven collection and in today's video we're going to be going through to see how many points I've built up over the years. Stay tuned! I have been building the scaven collection since the release of the island of Blood Box in 2010 and honestly it wasn't love of first sight. When I looked at Warhammer Fantasy it was Lizard Main or Vampire Kent's, the dinosaurs and vampires. That's what I was interested in. But at the time the island of Blood Box had just come out and I had found out that the scaven weren't just any regular army. They had wizards, engineers, assassins, ogres, disease and plagues, mutant beasts, war machines, spies and an endless heart of plan rats ready for battle. I had seen the way of the great horned rat and I was hooked. Now this took me a while to set up. I had boxes of scaven all over the place but look at it in all its scaven goodness. And the mighty Verman Lord to the smallest rat this army really does have a bit of aborting. But every army has a strong backbone built from its warriors. In this case it's the plan rats. In one of my last videos I went through my entire storm cast collection and that army was just under 10,000 points with 170 models. Here there are roughly 260 plan rats and these guys are just the standard troops. I do have some on realm bases but unfortunately a good few are still under square bases. Now this unit of plan rats are the scaven zombies. I did these quite a while ago and I loved the idea of having a mix of scaven and the undead. And I think this is one of the first things that I did that was paired to my own lore. To have a warlord with him that has a free guild soldier tied up as a hostage which is awesome. And I'm not sure when but eventually I would really like to add more the more stuff that is down the line with different units. As for the elite storm vermin I'm pretty much lacking with these. I have totally of the current models but I also have a small handful of warlord request plan rats that I use as storm vermin. These have that old hardened look to them that I think suits the storm vermin perfectly. As for the army's resident play expreders, clan pestilence is probably my least favorite of the scaven clans. The models are cool, the lore is good, but I've always just found myself not being too really bothered with the clan pestilence boys. But somehow I've ended up with a good amount of them. I do love the play clock out of Polto. From my least favorite to my absolute favorite and of course it's going to be the still the assassins of clan nation. I've had a love hair relationship with this clan because some of the models are fantastic, especially the newer assassins for the Nether maize and the echoes of Doom box. They have the Varmular deceiver as well as the nightrunners and good runners, but that's it. The good runners are all mettle models and the nightrunners. Why do they have a charm to them? They're bad they need them up there. But there are really good kits out there for Eshin Conversions like Spice class Swarm kit and the Bloodball team does have two good runners in the box. So there are a few options out there to convert with. Another of the clans is clan molder and I love clan molder. Why? Because you can do whatever you want with them. These guys create some of the most horrific monsters to breed in mutation and surgical alteration. You have the pack masters who are the handlers and trainers of the beast and keep control with their whips and their tings catchers. The beast they control can be rat augers, giant rats and the storm things, but their greatest creation is the Helped Abomination. This ting is disgustingly beautiful. It looks like the stuff of nightmares and I absolutely love it. One of my favourite scab and items is this book called The Uniforms and Heraldry of the Scab and I give some info on lots of different adolescent all clans and just when I thought I couldn't love the scab and anymore I stumble across this page of the great clan scurvy. These guys are the pirates of the scab and world and I immediately took a shine to them and started working on some of the models for a war band. The leader of the group is the sea lard, there's a bombardier, a mixture of clan rats that I tried to make as individual as possible. Like one guy has a cleaver from the kitchen as a weapon and some of them are last smaller than your average clan rat. These are the runs of the war band. The giant rats even have weapons. But the centerpiece of the war band has got to be my converted unit of storm themes. I wanted the war band to have some heavy muscle and I really tried to change these guys up enough to try and get them to fit with clan scurvy. And I'm really happy how it turned out. I haven't been working on a ship for these guys but it's been on hold for a good while. There's still a lot more details that eventually I want to add on to it before it gets panted. So that one is going to take away. Spade class swarm was a great addition when it came out and I ended up picking out a couple of these boxes. It's like a small upgrade pack for units and heroes that have a much more dynamic pose. When it comes to the hero models I'm not in short supply, especially since the island of blood models are still easily available on eBay. I have a bunch of warlock engineers, pack masters, warlords, an old verman lord and some conversions that I've done. But I would like some of the older name characters like Quick Headtaker and Ichif Klau. I have some war machines but not a whole lot, not as much as I'd like to have. I think having the screaming bell is a standard for any scavin collection and then recently got to add the plague furnace from the echoes of Doombox. I have one Doom wheel which is terrible. I want to have at least 4 days, the Someday I have a scavin biker gang. Finally we come to the big guys, the verman lord and tankyland born ripper. I'm not the biggest advocate of the storm of our model. Some of the bills I think are good like the warps here but generally I don't really like them that much. I find their pose just to be a bit meh and until honestly it's kind of annoying to deal with. I think they do something with the seaver model to make them stand out a bit more but it's instantly a lot more work to be done on them. But on the other hand, the tankyland born ripper model is fantastic. This is a monster. I consider this the centerpiece of my army. The OG grey sear riding the top of gigantic red all over. The pose is great and the details on tankyland really make sure that he doesn't get lost when you're looking at the two guys together. Apart from a few bits that I kept aside for conversions and stuff like that, this is my horse gear and collection. This is 9500 points of my favorite army. Stand with a few models from the starter set in 2010 to an army that takes up my whole hobby table. But there is one model that I haven't shown. One type that I've never worked before and it's been in my collection for a while and it's still in its box. Until now.