After my last post, how I made a 40K Terrain (http://www.coolminiornot.com/forums/showthread.php?45192-40k-Terrain-(WIP)), I want to show you what kind of mini goes on that terrain.
The terrain seems like a junkyard, that's why I needed a tiny miniature to put on it. And which miniature brings the right profile? A gretchin! A goblin of 40K.
But I decided to perform a conversion. So, I took a miniature from Rackham (AT-43 game), a small tank with legs and arms, the model Dragomira:
I decided to turn this mini tank into a real machine, piloted by a goblin, a perfect example of the Ork style. To do this I modified the front, with an ork-style defense, with fangs.
Also I decided to put in the frontal hatch a goblin's head. The arms were also modified, with a clamp and a chainsaw, more useful in a junkyard than a destructive weapons.
When I started to painting ... I used a striking color scheme, where the rusts and other weathering effects stands out. The yellow color scheme also reminds the Bad Moon clan.
I hope you like it!!
Ps. You can find more here: http://lamoradadeconnann.blogspot.com/
The terrain seems like a junkyard, that's why I needed a tiny miniature to put on it. And which miniature brings the right profile? A gretchin! A goblin of 40K.
But I decided to perform a conversion. So, I took a miniature from Rackham (AT-43 game), a small tank with legs and arms, the model Dragomira:
I decided to turn this mini tank into a real machine, piloted by a goblin, a perfect example of the Ork style. To do this I modified the front, with an ork-style defense, with fangs.
Also I decided to put in the frontal hatch a goblin's head. The arms were also modified, with a clamp and a chainsaw, more useful in a junkyard than a destructive weapons.
When I started to painting ... I used a striking color scheme, where the rusts and other weathering effects stands out. The yellow color scheme also reminds the Bad Moon clan.
I hope you like it!!
Ps. You can find more here: http://lamoradadeconnann.blogspot.com/
