"Catch!" - Intercession Squad - Grenadier

"Catch!" - Intercession Squad - Grenadier - Part 2

Equipped with an array of deadly grenades,

these specialists provide close-range support

when facing swarms of lesser foes or

heavily armoured targets.

Happy Friday on The Art of Caesura!

Today is the eve of the launch of the 10th edition of Warhammer 40k! I am really REALLY looking forward to this! I have been avidly following much of the coverage from Warhammer Community and, as someone who is just getting back into the gaming side of things, I am really liking the direction that they appear to be going.

I know that many will lament the loss of flavour that streamlining has necessitated, but for myself who, realistically, will probably end up playing a maximum of 6 games in the next year (every other month if I'm lucky) and will thus struggle to retain rules, it is a welcome change.

Anyway, today we're actually looking at a model that I painted up for Kill Team. In the painting process for this guy last week, I mentioned that I was running an Intercession Squad in my first game of Kill Team, and was surprised to find that while I have now painted a bunch of Assault Intercessors, I had not specifically painted a grenadier. So it was time to change that!

For my work-in-progress shots of this guy, check out last week's post...

...And for an in-depth look at my Black Templar painting process, I offer this master post.

I mentioned last week that it was a lovely change of pace to only paint one standard duder on this occasion. Usually I would be painting 5 of these guys at a time, or one heavily detailed character model.

I gave him a yellow Maltese cross decal on his power pack to kind of differentiate him as a specialist.

Man, I love Black Templars! I just think they look so cool. I am really excited to add the new models from Leviathan (especially the Terminators) to my force!

See you next Friday on The Art of Caesura!

Reading: The Log from the Sea of Cortez - John Steinbeck

Listening: The Fixer - The Bug Club

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