@Farmer7574 @Adam_Barrow @Mad 'At @robtion Thanks for the input! I was brainstorming about that pile some more and a surprise idea struck when I saw something on ebay - if I'll manage to get it and see if it really works, I'll show it here, it should be pretty cool :)
@Sessioni Thanks! Those boring zombies will be perfect to fill spaces between those interesting ones, makes it much more diverse :)
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Okay, a new update - finally!
Separated into two posts, because it's two things for the index. Alkonosts and Sirins, by slavic stand-ins for Fell Bats - or Carrion if I ever get so crazy to use my guys as TK army. They were sculpted more than two years ago and never got painted - life got in the way - but not anymore! They were built together and painted together, but two kinds of models I used for the bases were so different, I made them into two kinds of bird-women.
Faces are a little off, the sculptor wasn't so good ;)
WIP pictures: WIP1 WIP2 WIP3
First, the Alkonosts, with their fluff text:
Continued in the next post!
@Sessioni Thanks! Those boring zombies will be perfect to fill spaces between those interesting ones, makes it much more diverse :)
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Okay, a new update - finally!
Separated into two posts, because it's two things for the index. Alkonosts and Sirins, by slavic stand-ins for Fell Bats - or Carrion if I ever get so crazy to use my guys as TK army. They were sculpted more than two years ago and never got painted - life got in the way - but not anymore! They were built together and painted together, but two kinds of models I used for the bases were so different, I made them into two kinds of bird-women.
Faces are a little off, the sculptor wasn't so good ;)
WIP pictures: WIP1 WIP2 WIP3
First, the Alkonosts, with their fluff text:
Alkonosts are the giant mythical bird-women from the Varsavian folklore, but seeing how tightly are they related with the Death God, they do respond to the right summons called by the practitioners of necromancy. While they may appear noble, closer inspection quickly shows something else. With their pallid skin and wicked blades posed as a mockery of a crown, they are the messengers of the Death God. They are fond of diving from high upon their unsuspecting victims. The folklore says that to see one and not instill it's wrath brings luck.
Continued in the next post!
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