#liberators

[pantmonger]

Within the free city of Lethis on the shores of the lake bearing the same name, lies the black stone structure known as the Grand Mausoleum, Stormkeep of the Anvils of the Heldenhammer, built to guard the Realmgate known as The Veil. Liberators stand as the backbone of the defence against the legions of Nagash, in this his home realm.

Being older style liberators, fem sculpts were rare numbering 2, 1 from underworlds and a limited run primus. Thus this kitbash of Neave Blacktalon. Her fur cloak was filed smooth, extras folds sculpted in, her trademark axes swapped out for a warhammer and shield. A few other bit and pieces were modified and finally a head swap.

[deadpresidents]

Hi I'm American and have seen your mentions of Grant and Sherman and want to broaden my view point on military leaders. Can you suggest a NON-american military leader or commander that I might want to learn about?

If you're looking to learn about some non-American military leaders, you obviously have a whole world of historical figures to choose from, so it kind of depends on which part of the world or what period of history you're most interested in.

I'll give you just a few that I personally enjoy reading about. I've always found Saladin to be really interesting to learn about. Napoleon, of course, is always a fascinating figure.

The story of Ibn Saud is pretty remarkable -- from being forced into exile in Kuwait with his family as a child to returning to his homeland as a very young man and conquering (and creating) modern-day Saudi Arabia, piece-by-piece, through daring desert raids, numerous guerrilla wars, brilliant tribal diplomacy, crafty religious partnerships, and scores of strategic marriages (and divorces) that established tribal loyalties throughout the Arabian Peninsula.

I've also always found the stories of the Liberators ("Libertadores") of Latin America who fought for independence against Spanish and Portuguese colonialism in the 19th century to be really compelling: Simón Bolívar, José de San Martín, Bernardo O'Higgins, Francisco de Miranda, Antonio José de Sucre, Augustin de Iturbide, Miguel Hidalgo, José Maria Morelos, Manuel Belgrano, José Gervasio Artigas, Pedro I of Brazil, José Martí, and others. I feel like the revolutionaries and leaders of Latin American independence movements are frequently overlooked.

[dailydamnation]

Time Is a Flat Stepping Disc Part 188 The Illyana Rasputin timeline issue by issue

X-Men: Liberators #1 A trip back to his motherland of Russia makes Piotr reminisce about his family.

Is it available on Marvel Unlimited: No Has it been reprinted in an Epic Collection: No

[howtheriddlergothisname]

SPEAK, HANDS, FOR ME!

[carbone14]

Un Sherman M4A3(76)W VVSS avec des protections en sacs de sable typiques des Liberators de la 14e Division blindée américaine – Opération Nordwind – Betschdorf – Bas-Rhin – Alsace – France – Janvier 1945

[sophie-princess-of-power]

Some more progress on the stormcast army! One of two squads of liberators have finished base coats now. I had varying levels of success with the shoulder guards 🫤 so I might change one or two of them later. Otherwise I’m really happy with them. Let me know how you feel about the shoulders if you get a chance, please! Onto the next 5!

[hellyeahheroes]

I was this years old when I learned that a series starring Black Widow, Mystique, Elektra, X-23 and Cecilia Reyes hunting down abusers, which would be called Liberators, was in the works around time Majorie Liu’s X-23 book ended.but it never materialized.

-Admin