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The Kill Team Chronciles: The Half Way Mark!!!

Since deciding to take on a Warhammer 40k:  Kill Team Campaign, I've been working furiously to get my gaming group's kill teams ready to go and painted up.  So far, after about two weeks of work, we are officially at the half way point of our work.

Below is the progress we made so far on the Kill Teams:


Precinct 13
Adeptus Arbites Enforcers (Playing as Tempestus Scions)


The Suicide Squad
Necromundan Penal Corps (Playing as Astra Militarum)


Kill Team Dothros
Deathwatch Kill Team (The OG's of Kill Team)


The Red Faction
Genestealer Cults Kill Team


The Golden Scions
Thousand Sons Kill Team


The Indomitus Crusaders
Ultramarine Primaris Kill Team

So, we have six Kill Teams fully painted and completed, only four more to go.  We still have the following Kill Teams to paint up:

  • Dark Angels
  • Chaos Space Marines
  • Death Guard
  • Orks - This is a new one, my friend decided to switch from Crimson Slaughter to Orks instead to represent more Xenos in our campaign.  
Coming soon as a possibility:  Dark Eldar!  

My friend the Kiddo is planning on joining in on the fun with a Dark Eldar kill team of Wyches, which would be really cool.  But, she's still on the fence about it.  If anything changes, we'll let you know.  

That'll do it for this one, until then, see you on the flip side!







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