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Hello again fellow vampires! For a client on the lead adventure forum I painted up some beastmen (six to be precise) for use in Mordheim. I also painted up some thugs which are pictured below. All models are mounted on 25mm washers. It's a bit of a chore to do and I still don't really trust the superglue connection but it does look good




On the Beastmen I went for a very bestial look with red and black details. On the shields I added eight pointed chaos stars so these beastmen can be used for any chaos god. My favourite is the one with the bow. He has a very bestial face and reminds me of the Island of Dr. Moreau. He also has one hoof and one normal foot, excellent!








As said I also painted up a bunch of thugs for Mordheim. These received paint jobs with faded, dirty colours and lots of stubbles to make sure they look like scum. I gave several of them a Clubs tattoo (like in the deck of cards: ?) to connect them in a theme. I though this was fitting for a gang only armed with clubs . I love the dwarfs of this set and had a lot of fun painting them up!












This model was a bit damaged. I think his 'club' was originally an axe, hammer or mace whose head had been cut off. I painted it as a club. He also had a lump of milliput and glue residue on his back, so I cleaned him up and sculpted a pouch on his back using MagicSculp.






There is one Bugmans Ranger among the thugs who doesn't really belong but he would be too lonely on his own so I included him in the pictures. I painted the shirt (worn under the chainmail) and the shield blue as the client requested. I left the buff coat (worn over the chainmail) in a leathery colour as befits their background story. The shield design is a Bugmans Tankard in white painted on as a freehand.

Well, I hope you guys and gals enjoyed this update! I aim to paint about 50 models a week on a commission basis so don't hesitate to send me complete armies to paint

Come to think of it, if you send me 50 models or more to paint I'll give you a 10% discount on your order!

Post: #2

Excellent work, as always...
Those old Gors look like rats, though...

Post: #3

It is always nice to see the older model's they truely look so beautifully done too. Looking forward to seeing more