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Last month I went to visit a very friend of mine. In this trip, we did an intensive paint session. That's why we made this work taht I sohw you now, "The Watcher".

I made the terrain, with old roots and pieces of my bits box. I wanted to represent a small creek that meandered through fallen trees, with a little waterfall. Right on the edge, someone placed a metal plate. This place is where the watcher must do his job, an Ogre inspired in the 40K universe or member of a post-apocalyptic band.

The assembly process was quick and dynamic, and we started by the character , who has a small telescope to replace one of his eyes, a powerful radio built into his skull and a heavy machine gun as a defense.
I like the terrain mix natural elements with rusty iron sheets, jerry cans and strings, corroded by weathering effects.

We hope you like it!!

TERRAIN



FINAL RESULT

That is border line beautiful. The only complaint I have is the gun/arm thing. That always bugged me when people just stick a gun on the forearm like that.

Your bases are always excellent, as is your painting

Thanks for your words!
I love to convert fantasy' ogres into 40Ks!
Thanks again...

At first I thought you had pictured a crappy potted plant that was half dead. I was wrong. Then he saw me. I can't out run bullets, let alone bullets from well painted models

Fantasic work! The skin tones on the og are perfect. I also love that you added so much detail to the model (pinstripe pants). The terrain reminds me of the tapography of Fallout. Excellent!

Thank you very much!
Your comments are always very useful!
Cheers...

Incredible.