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Finished my savages. I've only had them for a year now... all I need to finish is Makeda and I'll finally have my warpack done But I also have 6 paingivers to do too, plus Xerxis.. before I'll allow myself to buy any more Skorne stuff

Here they are:



And here's all of my painted Skorne stuff so far...

Blue and gold is always a solid combination.

The pics are a bit washed out here and there, but you've done a great job on the black (blueblack ^_-) to cold blue highlighting.

The basing is also very nicely done. Just enough scenic elements to make them interesting without becoming overdone and overwhelming while still remaining nice and clean on the beveled edge.

I don't play but those look good.

They look awfully civilized for such a bunch of Savages!

thanks and yeah my pics always suck. I need a better camera and a better setup for taking pics.. maybe after I move and build my "war room"

I like the rounded bases they wm/hordes stuff all comes with, and the little pool in the middle so you can stick your flock and stuff inside.

They look good. Clean painting with sharp hihglights.

Why did you leave the flags out? They are the thing that pushed me to buying the skorne in the first place. The whole ancient japan/ china feel.

Anyways good looking beasts, I have to start working on my skorne someday.

Solid. Excellent paint job and color scheme. Solid Tabletop+ quality.

Can't blame you for leaving the back banners off. They're a pain, you need to do all kinds of funky things to pin them in place, and you know they're gonna break off even if you transport them in their own force field.

Pin??? My ghastly orange and blue Savages survived riding out to the store in
the foam in the trunk of my car with their back banners intact.

Yeah I left mine off because I was afraid they would just break off. I know that when I go to move them around the table, I will pick them up by the flag and it will eventually break and screw up the paint job, or bend and never look right when I bend it back. I learned that lesson from my old metal dreadnought that had a banner pole. When it finally broke off I just left it off for good.

When I get some praetorians and other smaller troops I'll give them their banners, I just didn't want to add them onto the bigger guys.