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Cork is awesome. You can buy cork board pieces. They usually come in 12 x 12 inch squared tiles, and a pack of 3 from Wal Mart is around 10 bucks. I've used it for several things. Base for an AT. And I built up a base for my Black Coach. Really easy to work with. Very forgiving. No...

Don't forget how long it has been since you super glued before you start painting or you will have a very hard paint brush.

The major question to ask is, "What do you want him to do?" If you're going to drop the points on a zombie dragon, you want to get him into combat, and I'd go more offensive. I love the night shroud with quickblood because it means you're rerolling all your attacks. If you are going for a...

They can hold up any non elite infantry unit until they break (generally speaking). If you can heal them back up a bit, all the better. They will crush any fast cav or chariot they can get their mitts on. With support they can take out elite infantry, but watch out for elite inf with high...

The biggest advantage that a VC deathstar has over any other is it's ability to restore fallen warriors.

You can have a hero running around out of a unit, but he will have a giant target plastered on him. If you're just starting out, especially trying to make a transition from 40k to fantasy, I'd keep it simple. 80 wolves sounds novel, but you might find that it's a huge money sink for something...

Unit fillers are great. They can really add some flavor to your army. I've got a couple. Here's a Chaos Warrior on a 20x20 As said above, you can put guys on larger bases, but it does hurt you. Don't have the BRB with me, but there are some rules about how a larger base foot print...

I have never been a fan of a deathstar. When I've tried them in my list, it's usually not a win for me. Having started as a Beastmen player (back in the glory days of 360 movement for skirmishers), I want my army so flexible it's fluid. Deathstars remove a measure of that flexibility. I feel...

6 or more is my two cents. The "or more" depends on what you want to do with them. Since I use them mostly as support I go with 6.

You can take two zombie dragons, but only as mounts for a Vamp Lord. That would mean a super huge point game.

Horrors are going to be your friend. Easy to heal, hard to knock down, and deal some punishment. At any point level they are fantastic. Not knowing the list they are bringing I can tell you, as I love my O&G especially at low points, some things to look out for. Read all of these to include...

I don't have the old book with me, but I think a vamp with ethereal was barred from holding magic items.

If you take a the SGK on a TG with the sword, he shouldn't be in CC. Just flying around yelling at stuff. Like a really effective boss.

Base size is key for your models. I can't site a page, but in past editions as long as the model was on the correct size or larger you were good. i.e. A vampire lord on foot normally 20mm x 20mm could be put on a 25x25 or 100 x 50 or whatever. Same idea would hold for the height. The hand of...

I don't think it should be a problem. You could always clarify at the beginning of a game that the original model is taller and that due to the magics of the Warhammer World the hit box of your fig hovers up to about "here".

Really sharp work.

Awesome work! I love the paint job on the Blood Knights.

Great work! The conversions are great, and I love the paint job on the TG.

Nicely done sir! A base littered with headless bodies...

It is amazing work. Crystal isn't my favorite, but whatever you did to make that you did it well!