
I'm not 100% happy with his face, so I might do a little more work before I call him finished, but this is good enough for today's game!





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Some WIP pics - these were before greenstuff - I didn't take any before undercoating as I only had two evenings left to paint after building him! I built the mushroom stem from his head, filled the gaps between his new face and his original ears, and added a leather strap to attach the crossed bones to the staff.






The new face is way better than the original. I like this Squig better too. More mushrooms was a great idea for the base. The real kicker is the skull design on top of his hat. Really takes it up a level.
ReplyDeleteThanks WestRider! I wasn't sure what I was going to do with this model to begin with, but once I had the idea of the skull-and-crossbones on the staff the rest sort of fell into place and I really enjoyed working on him!
DeleteNice to see a different take on the Malign Portents kit. Top stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris!
DeleteDavid has also done a Kharadron version of the Lord Ordinator, you can see it in my latest post (21st March). =D