Random GW ghoul that I got from a friend who was , sadly, getting out of the hobby. This is a salvage job that had been partially painted a long time ago.
With salvage work I like to retain what I can of the original paint scheme and you see that in these GW Zombies. They came along in the same batch as the ghouls and had been base coated and the first colors blocked in... primarily the yellows and blues... I kept the scheme but gave them the Blanche treatment which narrowed, and dulled, the color palette and gave them a "just dug up" vibe.
Some GW Spectres or Wraiths... I don't remember which ... and there may be one of each.. These are form different editions and show the growth in figure size over the years... mind you,... both of these are older edition models and, as such, are considerably smaller than their modern equivalent. Fortunately the Undead army they will be joining has been kicking around the tables for for 35+ years so they are in good company scale wise.
A mystery figure.... Hey Pat! I think this might be one of those Rackham models.
This is a really great Elven Fire Mage. I'm going to lump it in with the Carnevale stuff for the moment and use it in that game until I get Cadwallon running...
Mantic Berserker Brock Riders!
Ok its just the Brocks at the moment but they are well under way.
Here you see the size difference between the Hero mount and the regular Brock.... That is one big hunk of angry metal there!
I'd first thought of Brocks as bears... but on closer look they remind me more of badgers, wovlerines, or some similar feisty... subterranean... rodent thing.... obviously not sourced from the Skaven.... but.... if you are gonna have some shame to work out ...
Bevie has comanded the creation of a Dwarf army stat! and wanted Berserker Brock riders first! Of course, it doesn't fit with the "Everything Fantasy must be playable in 3rd Edition WHFB" but maybe I can get a friendly geek to cobble me together an army entry for them anyway!
Next post should have the final Iron Empire Mecha up and more salvage work...
Brock is an old rural English word for badger, so yes the brock riders are definitely riding badgers.
ReplyDeleteThanks! My wife was thinking I was pulling her leg! Badgers it is!
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