These were the best of the best! Check out the top painted armies from the past decade, as voted by you! Did your favorites make it?
This past decade has been an incredible hobby journey. Now that 2019 is coming to a close we can look back at the top armies of the decade.
8. 2000+ Points of Custodes: Army Showcase
The Adeptus Custodes look fantastic and hit hard with a limited variety of model choices. Take a look at over 2000 points of the best the Custodes units they have to offer!
7. Showcase: Stormcast Eternals Army
6. Nurgle Daemons Are The Best: 40k Showcase
Which Chaos Daemons are the best in Warhammer 40k? The ones that look the most grotesque! Take a look at these denizens of the Warp.
5. On a Steel Horse They Ride: Primaris Army Showcase
4. Painted Army Showcase: GMM A Year in Review
This is a little round-up of some past GMM studio armies over the year. While it’s some roundup-ception, you don’t want to miss this. Read more.Deadpool’s Here – 40k May Never Be The Same
Sistine Sisters Titan Shoulder Armor is Divine – SHOWCASE
3. Last Stand of The Crimson Fists – Showcase
Rynn’s World; the death of a chapter? Take a look at the struggle of the Crimson Fists as their home-world falls into calamity.
2. USA Themed Prime Battle Walkers Make Perfect Knights!
Puppetswar Prime Battlewalkers make for great Knight models with a slight Pacific Rim feel. Check out this army showcase stomping onto the table.
1. Golden Demon Showcase: Blood Angels vs Tyranids
Blood Angels have had some practice fighting off swarms of bugs. But you’ve probably never seen a display quite like this. It’s just one click away.
With some incredible collections on display and still making rounds on tabletops today, which one was your favorite?
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Rob also co-founded and is a panelist on the weekly Long War Podcast, which has over 350 episodes and focuses on tabletop miniatures gaming, specializing in Warhammer 40k, and spent six years writing for Bell of Lost Souls.
