Kommander Sorscha

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**warhamster77_wife**

Here I was given a limited edition Kommander Sorscha, the colour scheme was the clients idea.

**riverhawks32**

I may or may not be completely in love with this...

**hotsauceman1**

Nice, Still looks like Khador, but is unique.
And Man, is Sorscha Hot

**Synister_Intent**

Amazing. Where did you get the wooden section for the base, did you build or buy that?

**UnCool Villain**

Beautiful work. Her face and skin tones look amazing.

**Toban**

I do adore the model.

However, only because I consider it as a very high standard example, let me dare to tell you that if the ice effect is fantastically realized on the sides of the base the same awesomeness can't be seen on his horizontal surface.

It may be picture but I do find it too much flat/mat/neutral.

Again, I do put this model in the masterpieces category and is just because of this that I dared a critic.

**warhamster77**

the wooden base was bought at a local hobby store, sanded, stained, and then lacquered, and my wife will appreciate all the comments

**GiraffeX**

Wow she looks fantastic, I'm really impressed with the shading/blending on the cloak it looks lovely.

**Knightley**

Fantastic blending and I love the weapon

**Shenloanne**

Who is she and how do I replace my blood with her?

**thesilverback**

Excellent job, a true work of art.

**warhamster77_wife**

Wow, I'm completely flattered!! Thanks so much for all the comments and critiques. I've only been painting minis a year and all tips are of great value to me.

Sorsha was handed to me partially painted (some base colors laid out with a general feel for a color scheme) and assembled which made her an extra challenge. I broke her from her base and fought with the inside of her cloak. I felt that she was such a unique and rare model that she deserved some special treatment. Hope you all enjoy her