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Hello I am posting the Idea and concept that I have and Will post pictures shortly.
I am using the base of the tomb stalker and am putting real rocks, yes it will be slightly heavier but it is real rocks. I will be using a snow basing along with water affects to create an icy snow scene. I am having a Space Wolf about to get royally messed up. He is going to have a hammer and shield so he has a slight chance. The tomb stalker will be on the rocks about to pounce on the SW.

Here is an update of pictures for those interested. The base is mostly done, the SW is done and based, putting the finishing touches on TS. The white is the water effects glue still drying.

Updated

At the first picture I thought I had been trolled with a plate of potatotes, obviously I was wrong, nice model

LOL. Nope Just rocks. I used real rocks to help keep the whole thing balanced and heavy instead of light and a flimsy.

The model looks nice, but I'd recommend lighting it better (just shining a table lamp on it would help) and using a better camera if you have that option.

Are you saying the glow from my television and taking pictures using my camera phone isn't good enough? Well Sir I think You are right.,

Looks good but I agree, we need better pics

The real rocks and water effects have come out really well.Thirding the wish to have better pics - something that's had so much effort put into it deserves to be seen in its absolute best light!