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Hi Guys,

Here is my Daemon Prince Raa'Kaa to fit in as the start of my heavy support section ;p

It's a weird model to paint, everything is very 'big' like they upscaled a small mini to a large one, its almost like an action figure! I did a minor bit of conversion and I think Raa'Kaa's latest victim helps tell a mini story, is he alive or dead?... Will he go out in a blaze of hate or be tossed over a hill?

Any comments appreciated!

That's fething dope. His mouth has the Violator thing happening, and as a big fan of the Phlebiac brothers, I approve.

The tongue is my favorite part, though.

As an Ultra player myself, I am butthurt by his toy. >: )

Ouch, that Marine's leg looks seriously painful. Excellent work here.

Thas absolutely fantastic man. Having painted one recently, I understand totally the "action figure" thought. Compared to Be'lakor he's FREAKING MASSIVE!

You've nailed him. Props!

Thank you guys! Very kind feedback indeed!

I'm adding the metal chaos marine daemon prince, and Belakor (though not as Belakor) soon... I might put Belakor in a chariot to make him a bit bigger then!

Pictures are gone

He's not the Vindicator or the Victimizer or the Vaporizer or the Vibrator! He's the VIOLATOR!

Seriously, though, this is great. Really nice painting and there's a lot of movement to the model.

Thank you!

Very nice choise of colours; the use of green shades add some character to him without being an overdone contrast colour the way lots of painters nowadays just splash 5 different neon colours on their work just to show off.

Good work. Its hard to see exactly what you did with the jaw, but it looks solid!

Lovin the violator esqe jaw idea.I like how he is ragging the marine all over the oche too.

Thanks! The jaw is cut in half, and extended using a paperclip and green stuff, there's a pic in the wip section :-)