My plan for Deadcember 2017 had been to complete a Necromancer themed 1,000 point army for Warhammer Fantasy Battle by adding two new character models for a Wight King and the Master Necromancer himself. For the former I had recently picked up the excellent Wight Lord by Heresy Miniatures which was a perfect fit for the style of the army. Due to a painting slump I only just managed to complete this now however.
There isn’t any unnecessary detail on the sculpt and I like its slim silhouette which is well suited to fit into the entirely infantry based army of skeletons, zombies and haggard ghouls. I might add some blood splatter onto the blade later courtesy of the decapitated heads, but right now I am not very happy with my painting so I didn’t want to risk spoiling the miniature in case it went wrong. In general, I am using very few splashes of colour across the army anyway, with red mostly being reserved for the vampires.
As the Master Necromancer I am planning to use the 4th Edition sculpt of Heinrich Kemmler, to date one of my favourite miniatures of all time.
The Lost and the Damned 
Cool – very commanding!
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I had bought the plastic Citadel model for the role, which is very nice, but wasn’t convinced that it fit in with the army as it stands. Then I found this guy and it ticked all the boxes.
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Looks pretty awesome!
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It’s testament to the quality of the design and sculpt that it looks impressive even with a simple paint job.
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I am impressed – he looks outstanding! Nice dead dude!
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Thanks, he does fit in well with the skeletal horde he’ll be leading, just as I hoped. A great classic sculpt from Shane Hoyle.
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