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"The Coming of the Khadoran"

Fenris is a pretty awesome model in my opinion, and since seeing it I felt like it needed to be put into a diorama featuring him slaying fools (or about to in the case of the three facing his charge). While not individually my best work, I was pretty pleased with the overall concept and execution. Hope you enjoy.



Top View


Top View 2


Side/Back View




Knight Commander


Dying Knight


Fenris

I love the psychotic expression on Fenris, it really looks like he is enjoying the carnage.

The paintwork looks sharp and it is refreshing to see a Khadoran themed diorama sans snow.

Something about the terrain doesn't strike me as satisfying, though. I like the downed Ironclad but overall the area looks too sparse for a battlefield. I am drawing a blank as to suggestions for remedying that, but perhaps even doing something as simple as breaking up the large patches of dirt with more grass, or even some rocks made from cork would help. It just seems like a lot of redundant dirt which distracts from the nicely painted models.

Still, that minor critique aside this is a fun scene full of character and it is very well painted. Good job!

Wow the expressions are really well done including the painting!

Looking really great.

I love how you actually can recognize the expresions of the minis (the shocked "What?" look on the dieing Knight, the insane grin on Fenris).

Thanks for the great comments and suggestions. I really appreciate it.