the warband of Azrog Blacksoul

Jon,
These guys are sensational. You are very skilled with greenstuff and have created some great little characters.
Well done.

Thanks for all the nice replies guys!

@ Drakkol - i have thought about correcting the armour a little.. i will see if i can find the time

@ Stronzo - Thanks mate! I really like the pose of him too.. And how can you not love chaos dwarves? little evil fellas with curly beards

@ Ed - Thanks alot mate.. I hope i can keep the standard the whole way through the warband


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A friend of mine recently asked how fast i could churn these little guys out, and i couldn't really give him any other answer than "rather fast".. But his question got me thinking.. How fast can i really mass-produce these guys? So the last couple of nights i have worked on some shield armed dwarves with the intention of being able to use them as infernal guards if i ever make a full army.. What was different about it this time, was i took time on myself.. So far i have worked 2 and a half hour on these five guys, and i have made them all individual.. But im really excited about how fast i actually am.. If im fast enough, a full army isnt as unthinkable as i thought ^^


2 and a half hour..

There are obviously some work left to do on them, but i have a good feeling about it

I have some more mordheim gooddies, when im done with these five

- Jon

This morning i finished the second shield-armed dwarf for the warband.. I got some milliput in the mail this morning, and eager to try it, i mixed some together with GS, and what a difference! At first it was far to soft and goo like, and almost impossible to work with, but after some time, it got a bit firmer, and its perfect for sculpting armour! Heres the latest dwarf:



That brings the total members of my warband to 5 - 2 heroes and 3 henchmen.. Its a good start i think I hope to get some painting done soon..

- Jon

As always EXCELLENT WORK!The five time-test Dwarfs pointed out something I previously hadn't noticed; i.e, you have a nice variety of armor effects to your pieces; it gives an individual look to each mini...VERY WELL DONE!

Such interesting models. Can't wait to see them painted. Green stuff looks really fun!