Customer briefing

The Epic Space Wolves Expansion

Play On Tabletop got to know us thanks to a previous project we did for them, and they were so satisfied with the result that they contacted us again to expand their Space Wolves army. This time, the assignment included key figures like Logan Grimnar and new thunderwolf cavalry units and Intercessors with jetpacks. The goal was clear: keep the dark gray and yellow color scheme we had already used in previous miniatures, but with an additional twist.
We were asked to use custom 3D bits from GreyTide Studio’s Primal Hounds collection, which added an extra level of customization. Every detail had to highlight the unique character of the miniatures, and in particular, we were asked to make the Intercessors stand out with individual weapons that would give them a more heroic and legendary feel.
This project had a very personal touch for the client, who wanted to see his army grow while maintaining the same essence, but always adding a touch of originality and distinction in each miniature.

General picture of the project Ornate level

Colors of War: The Space Wolves Army Palette

The process of this assignment was carefully planned and, as always, shared with Play On Tabletop through daily visual updates. We began by sending photos of the assembly of the miniatures, where the client could see in detail how the 3D printed bits of Primal Hounds were integrated into the figures. With each progress, the Intercessors and Thunderwolf cavalry were taking shape, and the customer’s feedback helped us fine-tune key details, such as poses and weapons.
Painting was another key point of the project. We started by applying the base scheme of grays and yellows on all the miniatures, and sent photos to ensure that the tone and intensity were what the client expected. As we progressed with the details, such as coats, capes and weapons, we kept sending images so the client could see the progress.
We also devoted special attention to the bases, showing how the Viking ruin toppers and earth and pigment effects were applied. Customer satisfaction throughout the process was crucial to us, and thanks to their feedback we were able to ensure that each miniature captured exactly what Play On Tabletop had envisioned.