Thanks. I'll see if I can get some studio-style photos done at some point.
Regarding the head - no, it is not a beastman head, but an empire scribe from the GW online store - a stock model. Maybe he is from the mailorder only section though. I believe he is sculpted by Mike Anderson. Oh, I did sculpt the beard.
I like the beard JRN. It actually changes the feel of the model rather well. Originally he was looking out with disdain now he has a move sinister vibe.
The worn robe looks great! I've always liked this model. I think it would work very well in the 40k universe too if you'd put a cable or two to hang from an added servo backpack etc. Oh, and maybe giving him a digital tablet of sort...
Nice!
ReplyDeleteYou nailed the worn look from what I can tell!
I'd love to see straight up shots of these last two characters though...
Very cold piece - perfectly fits "dark fantasy" Warhammer .
ReplyDeletegreat photo! I think you did an excellent job on the scribe. Is that a beastman head?
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'll see if I can get some studio-style photos done at some point.
ReplyDeleteRegarding the head - no, it is not a beastman head, but an empire scribe from the GW online store - a stock model. Maybe he is from the mailorder only section though. I believe he is sculpted by Mike Anderson. Oh, I did sculpt the beard.
I like the beard JRN. It actually changes the feel of the model rather well. Originally he was looking out with disdain now he has a move sinister vibe.
ReplyDeleteThe worn robe looks great! I've always liked this model. I think it would work very well in the 40k universe too if you'd put a cable or two to hang from an added servo backpack etc. Oh, and maybe giving him a digital tablet of sort...
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