The ten Beastmen are now assembled, though they need green stuff and possibly adding some more pouches and combat blades.
Random modelling pictures and comments from someone who has more interests than time...
Showing posts with label Beastman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beastman. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Shadow War - Armageddon Beastman Kill team part 2
So, first the Beastman Leader has had a head transplant. I replaced the previous head with one of the larger heads.
You can see the plastic rods I have fixed to the line of the figures spine before I apply some greenstuff.
The next two are basic Beastman troopers.
I need to clean up the inside of one of the horns.
Another two members of the team.
The unit so far.
You can see the plastic rods I have fixed to the line of the figures spine before I apply some greenstuff.
The next two are basic Beastman troopers.
I need to clean up the inside of one of the horns.
Another two members of the team.
The unit so far.
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Shadow War - Armageddon Beastman Kill team
More years ago than I can remember, Games Workshop had an opening sale at their new shop in Bristol. At that time they would have offers such as three for the price of two. At the Bristol opening, I bought two boxes of plastic Catachan Imperial Guard and a box of three Sentinel walkers.
Over the years I have whittled the forty Imperial Guard down to ten unassembled miniatures. I was not deeply impressed with the over muscled nature of the sculpts (they are bigger than wombles).
I also bought at some time a Warhammer Chaos Beastman Regiment.
At some point on the Lead Adventures Forum someone asked if anyone had a use for the Catachan plastics.
So I dug out the Catachan and Beastman sprues to build a Beastman Kill Team.
This is the Beastman leader. The Catachan legs and arms are as supplied. The neck hole was widened and part of the collar removed to allow the Beastman head to fit.
I will be adding some greenstuff to add some hair to the torso and arms.
Over the years I have whittled the forty Imperial Guard down to ten unassembled miniatures. I was not deeply impressed with the over muscled nature of the sculpts (they are bigger than wombles).
I also bought at some time a Warhammer Chaos Beastman Regiment.
At some point on the Lead Adventures Forum someone asked if anyone had a use for the Catachan plastics.
So I dug out the Catachan and Beastman sprues to build a Beastman Kill Team.
This is the Beastman leader. The Catachan legs and arms are as supplied. The neck hole was widened and part of the collar removed to allow the Beastman head to fit.
I will be adding some greenstuff to add some hair to the torso and arms.
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