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Hi All

Here is a just finished Strigoi Ghoul King on Terrorgheist. There are a few things I have since tidied up on him but otherwise done!
Cheers
Andy

I never liked how the ghoul king looks like he's surfing the back of the Terrorgheist; it looks like one simply glued a freestanding infantry model onto a monster and called it a day. That's hardly your fault, though. Looks great! I particularly like the membranes on the wings. I get the idea that this model is deceptively quick to paint, is that true?

jwoolf wrote:I never liked how the ghoul king looks like he's surfing the back of the Terrorgheist; it looks like one simply glued a freestanding infantry model onto a monster and called it a day. That's hardly your fault, though. Looks great! I particularly like the membranes on the wings. I get the idea that this model is deceptively quick to paint, is that true?

I also think that the Strig seems just to be stuck although I like the way the two are poised for action! The model isn't too bad for painting but he is big and intricate. I painted him as I glued him because there are loads of areas which are very very difficult to get to once assembled!
Cheers
Andy