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Vampire Counts Morghast Harbingers aka Skin Wolves from Forgeworld

For a coming tournament, I speed-painted these Skin Wolves from Forgeworld which I´m gonna use as Morghast Harbingers.


I really love these models and always wanted to use them anyhow. With the Warhammer Endtimes Nagash book and the Morghast release I directly knew how I could integrate the Skin Wolves to my Vampire Counts army! Also, I really don´t like the original Morghast models from Games Workshop.







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  1. NordMay 28, 2015 at 1:53 PM

    Love these models and you have done a fine job on them. I always thought they would make nice vargheists - instead of flying they simply leap over obstacles like in the Van Helsing movie!

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    1. Goldmunds WeltMay 29, 2015 at 6:57 AM

      Thank you! That´s the actual picture in my mind ^^

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