r/Mawtribes

I’m not sure how I feel about the execution of my freehanding, but I like the touch of personality that the premise adds. Still deciding how many of my remaining Gluttons to ink up… C&C welcome!

I don't know if you need marker like this (because I haven't played in a while), but it's a fun little project.

MEAT’S BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS

Great fun and a breeze to paint up 🎉

I am a Kings of War player, and like to multi base. Does anyone have any photos comparing the older models to the new? I’m also looking for some top down photos do I can see how the newer models line up.
Thank you.

First ever ogres, very fun models!

https://www.instagram.com/hobby\_recluse?igsh=MXhya3kxZzZsYThmcw%3D%3D&utm\_source=qr

"Estimated" but gives a rough idea of the size compared with some other units.

This of course assumes that the estimates are broadly correct.

trickier then i expected but i finally got it to a point were i am happy with it! careful tho its a mighty print befitting of an Ogor! sizing instructions and slicing example provided!

https://cults3d.com/:4799165

Finished up Morga for a game later this week. We (Hobby Collab) received a preview of the kit from GW. Mini Review: She's smaller than you expect, about 10-20% smaller than a Stonehorn. Like most GW kits these days, it goes together really well. Quick build, no gotchas. The seams are mostly hidden in the gnarled hide of the beast or under things like straps.

As some people have commented, the design is surprisingly sparse for a modern kit. I felt like she needed a little more flair to match an Overtyrant, so I did some light kitbashing with leftover bits from the SH/TT and Mournfang kits. The weapon swap was very simple--snipped off her hand, and replaced it with a spare Gargant Hacker from the MF kit, with the second holding hand on the shaft spliced out, which made the bottom part the perfect length to rest on the saddle. Including a few bits from the older kits also helps to tie her into the existing range.

Otherwise, I was a bit concerned going in that the large smooth areas of hide on the mount would be too dull, but it ended up being the exact opposite. They made a great canvas to try out some subtle animal markings with airbrush stencils and some extra brushwork. In the end she was a lot of fun to paint.

Paint recipe: too many to list. Her body is mostly contrast with a little highlighting on top. The snow on the base is AK Snow from their Terrains series. It goes on like the kind of paste we had in grade school, then just spread it around with a wet brush to feather it like melting snow.

On the last image there's a picture of the red hand. I think I'll take better pictures when I know what I want to do for the basing.

With the new behemat character come two wooly friends, maybe a good kitbash source?