Werewolves part 4

After playing a couple of matches on the computer game with a Norse team I realise I'm going to need throwers. So there will have to be some revamps of the Werewolf team. I decided to use the catchers more aggressively and use my previous Blitzer models for Catchers instead. The Impact Timberline elves will instead become my throwers, which leaves me without any Blitzers! I figured I'd just get another Otherworld Werewolf and use the pair of them as Blitzers, and I think that will work out really well. Both the Great werewolf and the Blitzer are frenzied madmen and the models really portrait this. Next update on the werewolves will come when I get the last model. Then it will be finished fast.

Underworld part 1

This project started many months ago with me wanting to try out the new Skaven models. I just loved what Games Workshop had done to their Clanrats, going from the most horrible miniatures in their range to the coolest. After getting the 20 individual Clanrat models I realised that it would be hard to adapt them to Fantasy Football, since the whole body was one single piece together with one arm. That didn't leave much room for varied poses. To overcome this uniformity and still distinguish between different positionals on a team I studied the 20 different bodies closely to see how I could group them. A few had a lot of armour so they would be blitzers. Others had a lot of clothing and would become throwers. The last ones had practically nothing on and they would be my favourites, the linemen!

The colour scheme you can see below originated from a Troll I was painting for a completely different team. They would be Blue orcs and I wanted to do the troll so he looked "natural". I used a lot of khaki and only had a subtle greyish blue for shadowing. It turned out to look like a khaki troll with natural shadows instead of a blue troll with natural highlights and I really really liked the effect. I have since used it to make these albino Skaven:


Next part I will go through how I recently continued with this project that started many months ago.