Squats, classified as Homo Sapiens Rotundus, are the descendants of early human settlers to mineral-rich high gravity worlds around the galactic core. Due to the conditions of these worlds, the Squats, over millennia, evolved into a short, stocky, and hardy species of Abhumans, standing on average 1.4 meters tall. Few Squats remain in the galaxy today, as their worlds were destroyed by an unnamed Tyranid fleet.
Wargames Atlantic Einherjar (sprue), Side 1
Wargames Atlantic Einherjar (sprue), Side 2
I recently purchased a box set of Wargames Atlantic Death Fields Einherjar (Space Dwarves); the set consists of six identical sprues, which allows you to build a total of 24 miniatures. Multiple head and weapon options are available, allowing for multiple ways of customizing the models.
I am planning to use the Einherjar miniatures to represent Warhammer 40K Squats, one of the original playable tabletop armies in the early days of Warhammer 40K. I have decided to build and paint these miniatures in groups of six and have selected four different camouflage patterns for each group: winter, woodland, desert, and urban.
Squats: Painting Stage 1
Squats: Painting Stage 2
Squats: Painting Stage 3
Squats: Painting Stage 4
Squats: Painting Stage 5
Squats: Painting Stage 6
The first group of Squats I built and painted are in the winter camouflage pattern. There are 13 head options provided on each sprue; I selected the heads most reminiscent of the original Rogue-Trader era (late 1980s) Imperial Guardsmen. I took advantage of the variety of weapon options available; except for the two Squats armed with shotguns, I equipped the remaining miniatures with unique weapons (flamer, plasma gun, grenade launch and carbine).
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