The Warforge Miniature Modelling and Conversion


Mar
2007
52:58
pm

Cleanup’s done?

Had a bit more time to dremel away at things. I've shaved all of the spikes off the back and tried to leave the musculature intact, though it's a difficult task as the body's muscles seem so random and wonky in some places. I'm pretty sure the back will be a fairly large sculpting job - Dremelled the other arm down. The only spikes left are on the edges of the face.

Got a couple of different angle shots, as well.

I've been looking a lot at a warboss model on CoolMiniorNot I've been enamored with - Ragnar Skulleater. The mini in that is pretty much inquisitor-scale, but I see a lot of similarities in general body structure. Though of course I am not nearly anything of an accomplished sculptor, I've been thinking about what I want to do with this model. I'd like to sculpt pants on him, really - I've been thinking I might be able to do it, actually, if I try doing something along the same lines as that Skullork miniature has - just the upper leg, and the rest is boot. Same with the shirt - it'd be nice to have, but I'm not sure I could sculpt anything that looks even reasonably close...

Still, it's given me a bit of inspiration. Looking at that power klaw, I really like the design - it looks dangerous enough, to be sure. It actually reminded me of the power klaw that one of the Inquisitor models weilds - Witch Hunter Tyrus.

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Take a look at the bit on GW's bits page. I'm not sure if it's too big, but it might be a decent foundation for a looted power klaw.

Postscript edit: The link above has been removed, thanks to the demise of GW's bitz service.

Take a look at the bit on GW's bits page. I'm not sure if it's too big, but it might be a decent foundation for a looted power klaw.
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