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I got them in the KS and I can confirm they are fantastic (and really nice casts too)

Actra and Gorgr are probably my favorites but it's really hard to choose

 Pugnacious_Cee wrote:
Magnificent!

Should we just e-mail you through your blog to order any of these minis?

Yeah, exactly. Either that or PM me through Dakka or Facebook.

This project trudges onwards in a slow but steady pace and I've started developing another of the small factions - the Clansmen of Caer Loch.

I hope you guys like it. I think it looks great.



Ulsor of Caer Loch, also known as the Chariot, one of the high-guards, is almost an unstoppable force in combat, wielding his massive warhammer. It it whispered that the dark arts performed by his clan has infused Ulsor with great fortitude granting him the power to break sieges by himself. While there is little truth to these rumours, it is true that he will wreck havoc should someone attempt to stand in his way.

Sculpted by Joaquin Palacios

great stuff

Feth! That Clansman looks epic!

Another member for the Clansmen of Caer Loch. I hope you guys like it.



Dullahan of Caer Loch, also known as the Vessel, is a formidable opponent in combat and only the bravest of warriors dare to stand and him him and face his skeletal visage, and where it has been known that lesser opponents are chilled to the marrow just by meeting his glare. In combat he wields a massive claymore that he seemingly effortlessly scythe through his enemies as he wade through the thick of combat without prejudice. However, not all deaths come quickly by the hands of Dullahan, and for those that truly deserves punishment, Dullahan uses his chain-flail to crush every bone in the body before sending the damned soul into the darkest abyss of damnation.

Sculpted by Joaquin Palacios

Thumbs up

(although the claymore blade looks weird, if that the angle of the photo or an intended part of the sculpt?)

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
Thumbs up

(although the claymore blade looks weird, if that the angle of the photo or an intended part of the sculpt?)

Depends on what you mean that it looks weird? If you mean the part where it curves, then it's intended as the claymore is sort of a combination with a wavy-bladed flamberge. Have a look at this concept art and it should be clearer how the sword is sculpted.

Ah.

the photo makes sense now looking at the concept art

Do you have any more angles of the mini, grefven, as it's a bit hard to see the rest of the sword in this one

I hope this shot will show you a bit more of how the sword is sculpted. Yes, I know. It's a bit hard to read on the white background, but you should be able to see how it looks unless you got old, tired eyes like me.

I see it just fine (guess I'm young, lol!) and it's both a very detailed miniature and faithful to the concept artwork. Real nice.
And this may sound silly but I especially like the boots! :-D

Ah that's much better, thanks grefven!

Chakuda; another sculpt by Luc "Thantor" Pinganaud.



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Doooone

And yet another miniature by Luc "Thantor" Pinganaud; "Schabrak", who will partner up in the same faction as Chakuda, a faction losely taken inspiration by African influences.

"Taro no Ken"; affiliated with the Tetsu Clan, and sculpted by Pedro Fernandez Ramos. This is the first character by Pedro, and I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I do.

"Draque" of the Caer Loch, sculpted by Joaquin Palacios. He is the third member shown for the clansmen.

grefven wrote:
"Draque" of the Caer Loch, sculpted by Joaquin Palacios. He is the third member shown for the clansmen.

I quite like this one

I am liking the Clansmen of Caer Loch with their "Skull Helmet" motif. The juggernaut-like Chariot, the Vessel looks like he would make a great (ghost)rider if only someone would give him a horse.

But the Draque has me confused. Is his skull painted red by his enemy's blood, or does he has some focus on those Crossbones on his chest?

Vain wrote:I am liking the Clansmen of Caer Loch with their "Skull Helmet" motif. The juggernaut-like Chariot, the Vessel looks like he would make a great (ghost)rider if only someone would give him a horse.

Actually, I have had this idea of creating a mount for "Dullahan", but as it doesn't really fit the skirmish game, I've decided to focus on other characters first, and then come and revisit the idea with the mounted Dullahan at a later stage.

Here is a very rough idea that the concept artist played around with a while ago. At one point, he'll be getting a mount, just not sure when.

http://imgur.com/aszN1EX

Vain wrote:But the Draque has me confused. Is his skull painted red by his enemy's blood, or does he has some focus on those Crossbones on his chest?

The story about the clansmen is that they once held a large territorial area, but then were besieged by numerous hostile factions. The wars lasted for many years, even generations, and during this time Caer Loch diminished in power. The clansmen became desperate and started to seek other means to regain momentum, and they turned to darker arts. These darker arts slowly corrupted the entire population up to the point where they fully were devoted to the god of Death. And to show their allegiance they started to adorn their homes, castles, armours, etc. as they believe that without doing so, they would lose the divine protection. So that is the reason why you can see items reminding of skulls and bones.

I am not sure that this answered your question, though, but I hope so.

Liking the Dullahan's mount in the piccie, and yeah flaming hooves are a must.

Sadly didn't answer my question but solved it in another way so I am happy enough.

Draque is badass!! Nice to see a uniform look being carried through several models

 RiTides wrote:
Draque is badass!! Nice to see a uniform look being carried through several models

A small line-up, only for you, RiTides. But yes, I agree.. they look pretty darn ace. Joaquin Palacios has done a great job imo.

Aww I want to look too!

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
Aww I want to look too!

Well... I was more meaning that I put the three characters into a line-up because RiTides liked the uniformed look to them, so I figured I should honour him with a picture where they are side-by-side to enhance that specific look. So go ahead, have a look you, too. :p

(also, feel free to comment me on my wicked good photoshop skills..! no, seriously, if anyone got some ideas on how to pimp any and all images, just gimme a comment as my mad zkillz obviously can improve quite a lot)

The lineup is really nice, your photoshop-fu is strong! No need to obscure that awesomeness behind spoiler tags

grefven wrote:

 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
Aww I want to look too!

Well... I was more meaning that I put the three characters into a line-up because RiTides liked the uniformed look to them, so I figured I should honour him with a picture where they are side-by-side to enhance that specific look. So go ahead, have a look you, too. :p

(also, feel free to comment me on my wicked good photoshop skills..! no, seriously, if anyone got some ideas on how to pimp any and all images, just gimme a comment as my mad zkillz obviously can improve quite a lot)

Woo Hoo,

skull helm wearing dudes for every body, they look excellent together

"Fukashi", sculpted by Pedro Fernandez Ramos, is another addition to the Tetsu Clan. Not much is known about Fukashi as he mostly keeps to himself and rarely speaks. He is not a native to the clan, but hails from an ancient mountain-monastery of warrior-monks. Fukashi is shrouded in mystery, but is a competent warrior on the field of battle where he uses his wooden armour to merge with his surroundings and only to attack his foes when they least so expect.

I'm loving the Clansmen.

Regarding the Pedro Fernadez Ruiz sculpts; I would love to see how they look primed in a darker colour.

I know how difficult it is to photograph a white figure, I imagine that it would be much easier to see the details if they were darker.