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Here is some oldhammer again! Maybe some of you do not know, who Grom the Paunch is. So, this is the story.
The Broken Axe Goblin tribe lived in the eastern end of the Mad Dog Pass, south of the Crookback Mountain in the Dark Lands. Grom was lured into an eating contest, the object tough Troll flesh. Determined to out-eat his opponent, Grom stuffed himself full. For days afterwards Grom lay moaning and groaning, the Troll flesh regenerated at a quicker pace that his digestion could break it down. He swelled up until finally a balance was reached. From then, Grom was known as the Fat or the Paunch of Misty Mountain. Grom roamed the mountains, plundering what he could, but no major strongholds were taken of the Dwarfs. Meanwhile his Waaagh! grew further with, among others, night goblins of the Red Eye Mountain and [[Forest Goblin]s]. Grom eventually turned his army westwards into the Empire and devastated Stirland, Talabecland and even going as far as Hochland. Dieter IV watched and did nothing while his population fled and sought refuge in the major cities. Nuln was sacked and the Palace of Gold and other great monuments erected by Dieter were laid to waste. No part of the Empire was safe for the Greenskins.
This vignette is depicting Grom`s advance in the suburbs of Nuln, with hordes of greenskins swarming the deadly cannons encampments. The scene composed in total of 13 dead goblins, 1 dead dire wolf 1 maybe-dead troll, 1 goblin boss reporting, 1 giant cave squig and Grom himself, dancing on the back of his mount. Somewhere in the mess you can find 3 cannon crew bodies. Most of the base was sculpted from the scratch, but oldtimers sure will find some parts from various plastic greenskin kits.

I`m accepting commissions. PM me, if you interested. Also, you can see the sculpting guide, regarding this piece, on my Patreon account: www.patreon.com/user?u=401971&…

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Stunning. Is that pointillism?

Uh, thank you. About pointillism, no i do not think so. The orcs and goblin skin is quite rugged, they are not playboy stars =). I can say so about most surfaces, exept sweet elf girls where i blend as smooth, as i can. So, I tried to achieve `lifelike` effect.

That is pretty darn awesome.

I'd argue there is a hint of pointillism in the highlighting, but not in a way that detracts at all, if anything it adds to the "lived in" feel of the piece.

Absolutely fantastic painting dude! Absolutely stunning GD worthy.

Gorgeous work!

Thanks, everyone!

Outstanding result, there is a stunning level of detail and effort that went into this piece and it certainly shows. There is so much to this you cant take it all in without spending some time really examining all the small details ! I would have loved to see it in person. Well done

Fantastic. So much going on in this piece. It really tells a story.

Great work, I love the old school models