It’s April of 1995, and I receive an unexpected phone call from my mother. She is in the Games Workshop store in Cheltenham and she is flustered. I am in Australia.
The confused parent is something any Games Workshop employee learns to deal with, and my mother play that role well. It turns out my list of ‘please buy me this’ models was long enough that they could add something else to round it up and half price. But the list was full and she didn’t know what to ask for.
I took a box of chaos knights, which in those days were sold in boxes of 3 metal figures. In 2022, those knights are now painted.
I still like these models, although I would also say they are outclassed by the current plastic chaos knights. I left them on their original based, and put those bases on the same oval bases chaos knights now come on.
Giving them a lift up through the base-on-base method helps but these models are riding ponies compared to the current range. However, they fit in well enough, and the metal horse heads still look the part today.
With the three classic chaos knights painted the countdown is now:
Nicely done, Dave! 🙂
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thanks John!
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Not too bad on the time to get them painted. God knows I’ve done far worse! 😉
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Looking good and congrats on getting down to 15! Once you’re there, you start a new tray?
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This tray is the last once the count reaches zero I have no more unpainted models at all!
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Now that’s an extremely enviable position to be in!! 😀 😀 😀
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Great work again! Good to hear the story as well!
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thanks for that!
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Haha lucky boy! The old classics are brilliant.
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They may be smaller than the current ones, but the models have a lot of character to them.
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