Here are Grom and his mates. I took advantage of my airbrush while doing the wolves which made the project a bit easier to tackle, but this still took me some effort as there's quite a lot of surface to paint, shade and highlight.
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A unit of three chariots can be used in Kings of war. I never used light chariots in Warhammer Fantasy itself, thinking they were too flimsy. |
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"Witness me!" I got a bit of a Immortan Joe vibe from Grom so I made one of the goblins give him a salute. |
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The backs of the wolves have been airbrushed with a couple of layers of grey on top of white. I then gave them some sepia wash as well as Nuln Oil. The end result is quite acceptable for the quick paintjob. |
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I found an old Goblin banner from my bits box. It was in rough shape but ended up fitting quite well! |
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The skin on these goblins ended up a bit darker than I planned. |
Perfect. Still having that old vibe but with much more modern colours!
ReplyDeleteFantastic paint work! I always wanted to add Grom the Paunch to my own Orcs & Goblins army in 4th ed. Sadly, the closest I got was the printed card version from the box set. Maybe one day...
ReplyDeleteThanks! GW brought Grom back for a limited time a while back. You didn't grab one then? It would have been in metal and all. This one's from the old days though.
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