Building My Dark Angel Army - A small recap [ENG]

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As a beginner Warhammer 40k player, I have always been drawn to the Dark Angels. There's something about their brooding, mysterious nature that really speaks to me. So, when I decided to build a army, I knew that it had to be a Dark Angel army.

My army includes a variety of different units, each with their own unique strengths and abilities. Here's a rundown of what I've got:

  • 1x Hellblaster squad (200 points)
  • 2x Intercessor squad (210 points each)
  • 1x Inceptors (135 points)
  • 1x Captain (143 points)
  • 1x Lieutenant (70 points)
  • 1x Ancient (63 points)
  • 2x Venerable Dreadnoughts (165 points each)
  • 1x Space Marines Tactical Squad (90 points)

All told, my army comes in at just over 1,327 points. It's a relatively small force, but I've found that it's highly effective on the battlefield. The Hellblaster squad is great for taking out heavy targets, while the Intercessor squads provide solid infantry support. The Inceptors are fast and deadly, and the Venerable Dreadnoughts can soak up a lot of damage.

Dreadnoughts
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Tactical Squad
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Intercessor Squad

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Hellblaster Squad
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Of course, no Dark Angel army would be complete without its leaders. The Captain and Lieutenant provide valuable command abilities, while the Ancient helps to keep my units fighting even after they've taken significant damage.

Capitans / Leutnants
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Recap
Unfortunately, I'm not entirely satisfied with my painting skills. I've been documenting my progress with my Canon 100d, and I've realized that I've been working a bit sloppily. But, I'm determined to improve, and I know that with practice and patience, I'll be able to bring my Dark Angels to life in all their glory.

Overall, I'm really happy with how my Dark Angel army is shaping up. It's a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield, and I'm excited to see how it performs in my next game.