Krasni Snyeg, Space Wolf Terminator (Converted from Space Hulk)

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**storm wolf**

Stunning painting keep it up!

**Ifurita**

Very nice effects in the snow. Great job on the figure.

**Mit Gas**

Except for my rightful hate for all things Space Wolves (I love dogs though!), this looks really great! Wonderful mini and I love the blood effect you did.

**Saintspirit**

Since Space wolves are quite based on scandinavian (vikings) the name is fitting in two ways. First it sounds like those names did sound during those ages, and secondly it is similar to the word "snygg". Swedish for beutiful.

**Mannahnin**

Outstanding. Really great. Thanks for sharing!

**eledamris**

Saintspirit wrote:Since Space wolves are quite based on scandinavian (vikings) the name is fitting in two ways. First it sounds like those names did sound during those ages, and secondly it is similar to the word "snygg". Swedish for beutiful.

Indeed. It actually means "Red Snow" in Russian, with a few little tweaks. After reading "Prospero Burns" I noticed that "Wurgen" is loosely based on German and Russian, with some of the vowels removed, much like they did with Latin to make "High Gothic" for the rest of 40k.