Bane
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I've always loved Ivan Bartleet's Dragon Ogre that was featured in the Lost and the Damned back in the day:
For some time I've wanted to create a more modern version using the excellent Shaggoth sculpt that GW released some years ago and make a more visibly Nurgle feel to the model. So I've recently been workingon this by doing some sculpting and adding a carrion bird, Nurgling, new weapon etc to the model. Here's my progress so far:
You can see the Nurgling residing in the Shaggoth's rotting gut (more to sculpt here) and the start of a new flail using a ballbearing, chain and some plastic spikes. The head has been sculpted to create a plagubearer like feel with one eye and a central horn.
Any suggestions or advice on how to finish this guy before I start the painting stage?
Much appreciated in advance.
For some time I've wanted to create a more modern version using the excellent Shaggoth sculpt that GW released some years ago and make a more visibly Nurgle feel to the model. So I've recently been workingon this by doing some sculpting and adding a carrion bird, Nurgling, new weapon etc to the model. Here's my progress so far:
You can see the Nurgling residing in the Shaggoth's rotting gut (more to sculpt here) and the start of a new flail using a ballbearing, chain and some plastic spikes. The head has been sculpted to create a plagubearer like feel with one eye and a central horn.
Any suggestions or advice on how to finish this guy before I start the painting stage?
Much appreciated in advance.
Wooow!! If I was to suggest anything it would be regarding the bird pose, so it can look in more... 'anticipation', as being ready to fly out. Now it looks like in mid-flight to me. Maybe a little bending on the wings will do; I guess the neck is more complicated to work with.
