Pumpkin construct... greens... now painted!

[Neldoreth]

Okay,

I needed some twig blights for a D&D campaign I'm running. I really didn't want to do anything that looked like a humanoid twig, or a bush, or whatever. I spent some time trying to figure out what to do, and then I remembered my undead 'rats' for kings of war.

Because I had a halloween-themed army, I used little animated, jack-o-lantern-headed scarecrows as my undead rats. I sculpted five, I put four on single bases. For D&D I needed four more, so I decided to take the time to make more; they're fun to make and I really like them. And I can still use the additional ones for Kings of War as well!

So far, here are the greens, after that, painting and basing:












Thanks
n

[Revfan]

That, is AWESOME!

Cast mine in metal please!

[Vermis]

Not too shabby at all. What's the idea about the wee tendrils? Part of the pumpkin, controlling the twig body?

[Neldoreth]

Not too shabby at all. What's the idea about the wee tendrils? Part of the pumpkin, controlling the twig body?

Thanks!

The tendrils are really just some vine-like pieces that are part of the plant/twig itself... Nothing specific, but I wanted a was to add something other than just brown and orange!

n.

[Neldoreth]

That, is AWESOME!

Cast mine in metal please!

Thanks, appreciated!

Unfortunately, these will be painted, not cast. Maybe next time though!

n

[Neldoreth]

Finished and painted!

Check out all of the images here: http://www.hourofwolves.org/?view=armies&which=undead&pic=176



Thanks
n

[myincubliss]

Absolutely stunning!