He's coming along nicely, with lots and lots of matte varnish on that standard pole to make a logical lift point for the model. I'm still a little freaked out by his deformed feet, but a well placed giant rat, rock or static grass tuft will mitigate the crapitude of the sculpt. Or maybe I can just say that his deformed left foot is a touching homage to the 6th edition clanrat's left foot.
I've been challenged to a siege game, 3k of my Skaven vs. 2k of Empire. Yeah. Between Rat Ogres, the Screaming Bell(s), Warlock Engineers (Crack's Call!) and Warp Lightning Cannons I don't think a castle has a chance. Maybe the guys in the mambo shirts will bring enough guns to take my rats down, but I highly doubt it. I'm hoping to turn one of his units into clanrats and cause a great deal of havoc inside the walls. Hope you brought some dispel scrolls, Karl Kastle!
It ain't hard to love a bard
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*Gedly of Lamneth, Bard*
*28mm*
Gedly of Lamneth is my D&D bard character. I've been playing using a converted
plastic figure until now, but I finall...
2 months ago
Wait, you're talking about a giant mutated rat-ogre, riddled with all sorts of deformities ... and you're worried about his feet looking deformed? I don't think you would need to explain it away at all, nearly the entire creature is deformed! ;)
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