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Hello!
Here's my latest mini i've finished.
I bought a new set of Kolinsky sabre brushes, and wow.
I'm never going back to the crappy GW brushes.

It is a finished models but am looking for feedback on how to improve it. And will modify it as I go if i like the suggested ideas!
Hope you enjoy, and thanks for checking me out!

Great job! I really like the eyeballs on the wolf head :-)

Only points that I'll mention - the staff seems slightly bent, is this a metal or Finecast version? And the base looks... unfinished? I'd assume that the rest of the army is similarly based, but it just looks odd on it's own.

 Quanar wrote:
Great job! I really like the eyeballs on the wolf head :-)

Only points that I'll mention - the staff seems slightly bent, is this a metal or Finecast version? And the base looks... unfinished? I'd assume that the rest of the army is similarly based, but it just looks odd on it's own.

Yeah, the staff was bent. it is a finecast. I shouldve ran it under hot water but I sadly didnt catch it at first.
And for the base, its really because I have no material for them. I've got sand and those little grass turfs. everyone has the same, so it does fit in with the lot.

Thanks to the comments i've gotten on reddit and here, I decided to fiddle a bit with Njal again and add some changes!

10 points to whomever can see the differences!

its nice but I would have painted over the sand. at the moment it looks half finished (with glue showing) and detracts from the model.

all you need to do is water down some black to cover it, then dry brush a few layers of the colour you want.