Looks like I've managed to get the second part of the rat-pack done! 🐁
Which is quite an achievement for me - usually after painting ~10 similar models I am getting bored enough and switch the project for something else. But not this time! Eeeek! Eeeek! Eeeek!
As you can see I was trying to keep the most similar possible color scheme to the previously painted rat-men. Which frankly wasn't that hard task, since my choice of paints is pretty limited. This time the group also contains 2 chief models, another shaman and the rat ogre, so tried to give them some special touch ups to make them pop a bit among all that vermin fur around. Old and well tested trick to do so was arming da boss with "power blade" - it's quite easy to paint actually. For example earlier such weapons were given to Mishima's demon hunter, mounted wight lord, master necromancer and chaos champion.
Just like before I painted another rat swarm base from Highland Miniatures range. I can clearly imagine shamans summoning rabid giant rats to aid them in combat. Also I found idle rat ogre model on the very bottom of Games Workshop bucket. I got it pretty long time ago but until now had no idea how to use it properly - the other one was painted as Blood Bowl player, but it I remember correctly - it's been used only once in the game. Hopefully it's rat-brother will see some more action as chief's personal bodyguard.
So here they are - emerging from the Ashlands vault. Picture of whole family will appear when I can get proper display base for all models (hopefully soon):
Which is quite an achievement for me - usually after painting ~10 similar models I am getting bored enough and switch the project for something else. But not this time! Eeeek! Eeeek! Eeeek!
As you can see I was trying to keep the most similar possible color scheme to the previously painted rat-men. Which frankly wasn't that hard task, since my choice of paints is pretty limited. This time the group also contains 2 chief models, another shaman and the rat ogre, so tried to give them some special touch ups to make them pop a bit among all that vermin fur around. Old and well tested trick to do so was arming da boss with "power blade" - it's quite easy to paint actually. For example earlier such weapons were given to Mishima's demon hunter, mounted wight lord, master necromancer and chaos champion.
Just like before I painted another rat swarm base from Highland Miniatures range. I can clearly imagine shamans summoning rabid giant rats to aid them in combat. Also I found idle rat ogre model on the very bottom of Games Workshop bucket. I got it pretty long time ago but until now had no idea how to use it properly - the other one was painted as Blood Bowl player, but it I remember correctly - it's been used only once in the game. Hopefully it's rat-brother will see some more action as chief's personal bodyguard.
So here they are - emerging from the Ashlands vault. Picture of whole family will appear when I can get proper display base for all models (hopefully soon):
Below: ratskin shaman trying to break in the vault guarded by Cybertronic's Eradicator Deathdroid:
And here: Algeroth's mercurian maculator defending the last supply of Vallejo airbrush flow improver against vermintide:
Eeek! Eeek! 🐭
klasa! ciekawe jak by sobie poradzili z eradicatorem...
ReplyDeleteBędzie okazja zobaczyć:
Deletena miejscu wygląda na to że to ja muszę malować całe pole bitwy więc dla szczurowatych przewidziana jest rola heretyków w Warzone 1.0...
Some pretty cool pics here! I really love how you tied them all, great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to include a rat Ogre as a mutant. The scheme just translates so well across large models as well as small.
ReplyDeleteThey look superb - well done!
ReplyDeleteCheers guys!
ReplyDeleteI am also glad I've managed to pull that through. The base is no under planning stage and cannot wait to see that winally done!
Very creative additions to the clan, they all tie together perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThe Horned Rat is pleased and it shall not be forgotten 🐭
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