Kings of War Dwarfs #3 Ironblecher Organ Gun

I'm determined to get a Kings of War army to 2000 points, so I thought I'd push my Dwarf army closer to that point.

So why did I choose and organ gun over the other artillery choices? Purely for the volume of fire.  All the other artillery choices fire a single shot, granted that single shot does multiple damage.  That sounds pretty good, but you need to remember that they only hit of a 5+, which means they're only hitting a third of the time, or about twice a game.  The organ gun fires  fifteen shots... a turn, which when we mathhammer it means five hits per turn. That's far more consistent.  Granted each hit is less destructive, but I'm primarily going to be using hit to soften up enemy battle line units, or completely evaporate chaff units.  If I add another, I could cause a bit of a mess.

Kings of War Dwarfs #2

It's taken me a while, and the heat certainly hasn't helped, but I've  finished two more regiments of dwarfs.

First up is a Clan Ironbeard shieldbreaker regiment.  In the form of miners.

Next up I've got a regiment of Clan Goldforge Ironclad.

I've got a few projects on the go at the moment.  I've got some more Mythic Battles stuff and a few dwarf characters on the painting block at the moment.  I've also got a terrain project on the go. 

Kings of War - Dwarfs

I'm going to say it now I don't like the Mantic Dwarfs.  So I'm doing a GW army.  I acquired a bunch of dwarfs from my brother, so I'm painting them up and turning them into a fighting force.  I'm doing them as an alliance of dwarf clans from the one mountain, hence the different colours.

Ironwatch Rifles

These are from the Ironbeard clan.  They've got the technology.  They're color is blue.  I went quick and dirty with them, they're only line troopers after all.

King on Large Beast

This isn't a GW model, it's from Atlantis Miniatures.  I love that bear so much.  He's from the Oakenhearth Clan.  They are rangers and woodsmen.


So that's how I spent my Saturday to avoid the royal wedding.  How did you spend yours?