First up is the Butcher of Khardov(I always want to say "Kharkov" after the famous WWII battle!).
I think I've almost shed my rustiness after months off from painting and I'm pretty happy with how he turned out. Usually I don't do "gore" on a figure but a figure named "Butcher" screamed for a little blood in my opinion. I look forward to taking this Khadorian Warcaster into battle, especially because of his earth-shaking "Obliteration" spell.
Next up is the Khadorian War Dog...
The greatest challenge for the Wardog was trying to get the coloration of the fur correct- again, I'm pretty happy with the result. I used some photos of Bull Mastiffs as a reference. At first I thought of having him jumping over a fence, but I used a watch part gear instead(on the base). I've been wanting to field this solo figure for a while now to support my Khadorian 'casters...now I can!
Finally, here's the two figures together. For both I chose a Thornwood Green/Khador Red armor combination(such as seen on the Kodiak in the Forces of Warmachine book)- I just like the way the colors look together.
If you are curious about how I made the "snow" from easily available materials watch the video below...
Good to see you back dude :)
ReplyDeletenice work on the Butcher and his faithful friend
Lofty
a few things:
ReplyDeletethe red gore looks really nice. not overdone but menacing.
the pelt really pops. i think it looks really great.
at first glace i didnt think twice about the dog, but a closer look (followed by the video) reveals the time you spent on the fur. i feel like the focus gets drawn towards the armor unfortunately, but what can you do? he looks really nice.
anyways, welcome back. I'm looking forward to future updates.