As suggested by my colleague colleague, the first warbeast I wanted to tackle was the Dire Troll Mauler. It offered me the chance to get into summa dat good exposed troll flesh and work on building up some techniques for painting large amounts of beast, muscle tissue, and different textures when compared to the infantry. Aside from that, painting a warbeast is always a genuine pleasure since they can each quickly become a centerpiece for forces of small to medium sizes.
Showing posts with label Mauler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mauler. Show all posts
Sep 25, 2017
Mauler: Red and Green
Sep 22, 2017
Gotta Maul 'Em All
Nor Hell a fury, like a dire troll 'fore a meal."
The Dire Troll Mauler wasn't the first warbeast conversion I did for this project, but it was easily the most extensively modified of the first batch of models. I wanted to build one of these for Jack early on, because in addition to being a relatively simple model for a new player to get a handle on, it also ends up being a cornerstone of a lot of lists as you start playing larger games.
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Dire Trolls,
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