And something up the other end of the scale - the Clan Orel captain, riding a mighty Grakukan.
Lots more from Anyaral: World of Twilight has been on the hobbybrush workbenches lately. More to come!
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Saturday, 8 November 2014
The big and small of clan Orel
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I haven't seen the top creature before, is it an older sculpt? It also looks a bit rough, so a darker colour would perhaps been better to mask the grainy surface.
ReplyDeleteAmazing job on the other critters and my favourite of your painted WoT miniatures so far: The Grakugan!
Great to see so much progress!
DeleteThe sculpting on the top model is a little rough, but hopefully you will forgive me as he is rather tiny... That's 15mm base and he is one of Gil's critters.