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Here are my two warbosses, please let me know what you think (there are minor conversions)

The 1st looks standard, the 2nd quite good with the Gretchin.

I would suggest a green ink on the skin. It will really help highlight the muscle tone, and its an easy added detail if you're new to painting. I would even suggest using a very thinned black ink over the rest of the model as well.

As for general housekeeping, it's always good to make sure to paint cleanly over intricately. Note the orange hair on the totem on his back has silver paint on it, which I'm guessing isn't meant to be there. Looks pretty good so far though, the gretchin is a neat touch.

the only difference on the first one is the hair just a suggestion put a few plkates on 1st warboss

i like them alot

Very nice, but I agree about using a wash (probably black) on the skin.

I would wash the skin with Thraka green, let it dry, then a wash of Devlan mud on the skin.

It'll darken his skin up real nice, quite fitting for a Warboss!

I aree with the others on the skin tones and in addition dril out the gun barrells.







Twister . . . .

lolzman wrote:the only difference on the first one is the hair just a suggestion put a few plkates on 1st warboss

Not true actually, there are flying shell cases on the shoota, which I like

A pin vice is your friend drill out the barrels cool conversion anyway.