Part 3: Beastmen and chickendragon

This last month has passed so fast! On top of that, it's been quite a chaotic month for me, at least hobby-wise. Don't get me wrong, I've done a lot, but most of it is half-finished projects. Don't say I didn't warn you! But anyway, I managed to complete a couple models for the army. Let's get the elephant (chicken-dragon, more like) in the room out of the way first: A finecast Cockatrice!

I know, I know. It kind of sticks out like a sore thumb from the rest of the army, era-wise. It's also quite the centerpiece, so finishing it this early is a bit unconventional. But when I found it NIB for a decent price, I couldn't help myself. It's also a Trish sculpt, so it gets the pass just by that merit. Speaking of Trish sculpts...

This is 'Two-head', the oldest miniature I've ever painted. It might also be the ugliest Warhammer sculpt ever, and you never see it in any of the 'top x ugliest warhammer miniatures'-videos, so you heard it here first everybody! Uglier than the doomrider, for sure, which I am also lucky to have NIB in my collection. As you can see, I added some roses that I blue-stuff copied from the fantastic Garden of Morr-kit. I think it makes a good representation of his shamanic magical connection to earth magic. The second head got itself a little free-handed eye to unmistakenly single these conjoined twins as powerful magicians. I don't think the original model was meant to be one, but here we are and it's absolutely marvelous. Lastly, here is 'hard-hoof', that I might use as a champion for my ungors.

And about those half-finished projects... Here is a sneak peek of what took up most of my hobby time this month. My first totally original sculpt, 'Geta-pågen' (goatboy). Stay tuned to see it painted up, and maybe even made available as an .STL in the not too distant future! Exciting.