Model Showcase: Thundertusk

Finished Thundertusk!

Model Showcase: Wight King

Finally finished!

WIP: Wight King

Getting somewhere, finally!

WIP: Thundertusk

Another quick hit on the Thundertusk. Things were moving fast getting ready for the model contest, so I don't have as many WIP pics as I'd like.

WIP: Wight King

Trying to figure out how to make it apparent to the view that he is "transforming." I wondered what eldritch effects would look like, and I settled on Moot Green from GW paints outlined with white. It contrasted enough with my "regal" color scheme that I figured it would make the most sense. Since the head is the most recognizable part, I tested there first.  What do you think?

WIP: Thundertusk

A few quick hits on the 'tusk.

WIP: Wight King

Getting the Wight King ready.

WIP: Thundertusk

Another contest WIP. This is for the "Large Creature" category. Originally, I was drawn to this creature because it reminded me of the Bullymongs from Borderlands 2. The resemblance has colored how I want to do my paint scheme, pun intended. The plan is to make this a mountain creature, with snow on the base and white-ish blue-ish fur to give it that icy, chilly look. First, gotta build him in sub-assemblies, here's the first part.

WIP: Wight King

Quick WIP shots of my Wight King. I'm doing this kit for another model contest, but to help it stand out, I've decided to do a little something extra to it. The goal behind this kit is to make him "transform" from the old skeleton/wight creature into the man he once was. I have picked up the head of a Reiksguard Knight to put into the cowl, which will be the main focal point of the kit, where the skull morphs into flesh. I plan to dremel out about half of the skull and slip the head of the Knight into the spot.

Model Showcase: Skeletons!

 

Finally, some minis!