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I recently finished a second wave of Searforge miniatures (these were commissioned).

I thought I'd share them with you. I'll keep posting more as I finish them (my client is having me paint this force in waves).

They Look Great. I think the Big Drillbit/claw guy could use a little something more on its chest, just a little to big blank green space to me(could be because its a close up pic). Now not being a Warmachine/Hordes player, are these models plastic of metal?

I guess there is some room for free hand on his chest. I figured I could just do some battle damage and pick out the rivets instead.

These are all metal miniatures.

Warmachine has recently started releasing plastic kits for the bigger factions, but so far there aren't any for the dwarves.

When I posted this on another forum, I was asked about how I did the battle damage. I've put together a step by step description of my process on my blog.

So, follow this link to my Battle Damage post.