Rat Ogre Kingdoms - part 2
I've been struggling with basing concepts. As this RoR is also going to be carried on to a full fledged army I need to have a workable basing / display base concept.
I really locked into wanting to do something with a sewer. Alot of the images I found though were all narrow corridors and didn't really translate well to an army.
After spending a couple of hours pouring over google images I found some images from a Castlevania video game which really captured the look I wanted. So the pic below is the inspiration and really gives me some good ideas on how to do a "large room" sewer theme.
With that in mind I set to work playing with a bit of styrofoam, some existing rat ogres from a friend, some minatures and bit of Castle Greyskull. My goal for my RoR is to not only have the models but to create a story. So this is a bit of a rough idea of a small bit of display. I really like where this is headed and will let me do a lot of terrain elements as well as include some water features. Really looking forward to working on this mini diorama and the models in the upcoming weeks!
I am also locking in my force as the following
Irongut - Leader
Ogre w/ AHW
Sabretusk
2 x Gnoblars
I've not yet gotten into working out which bits of veteran kit to use but it will be included!
Cheers,
Domus
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Domus - Rat Ogre Kingdoms
Hello.
I've agreed to join the Regiments of Renown project John is hosting and will be creating models that will eventually be part of a larger Warhammer army.
Inspired by a theme idea given to me 5 years ago by a close friend I will be creating a Rat Ogre Kingdoms force. Basically, an Ogre Kingdoms army entirely using rat ogre models and a skaven theme. The rat ogres are host to a number of awesome models rarely seen except as unit fillers due to the terrible rules currently in play for them.
This Regiment of Renown will be used as a bit of proof of concept for my army force and will help me to work out basing decisions and create a small diorama to help push my theme.
I'm still working out the exact details of what to include in my force. 100 pts does not give one a lot of room for ogres. Currently toying with 2 ogres, 1 sabretusk and 3 gnoblars. More to come as I figure that bit out.
For now I just want to state some of the goals I hope to hit with this project.
Contrast
I really want to push contrast in every way possible.
Old Models ---> New Models
Converted Models ---> Unconverted Models
As well as pushing contrast with the paint on the models themselves.
In the next week or two I will put up a post with both my army build and some WIP models.
Cheers,
Domus
I've agreed to join the Regiments of Renown project John is hosting and will be creating models that will eventually be part of a larger Warhammer army.
Inspired by a theme idea given to me 5 years ago by a close friend I will be creating a Rat Ogre Kingdoms force. Basically, an Ogre Kingdoms army entirely using rat ogre models and a skaven theme. The rat ogres are host to a number of awesome models rarely seen except as unit fillers due to the terrible rules currently in play for them.
This Regiment of Renown will be used as a bit of proof of concept for my army force and will help me to work out basing decisions and create a small diorama to help push my theme.
I'm still working out the exact details of what to include in my force. 100 pts does not give one a lot of room for ogres. Currently toying with 2 ogres, 1 sabretusk and 3 gnoblars. More to come as I figure that bit out.
For now I just want to state some of the goals I hope to hit with this project.
Contrast
I really want to push contrast in every way possible.
Old Models ---> New Models
Converted Models ---> Unconverted Models
As well as pushing contrast with the paint on the models themselves.
In the next week or two I will put up a post with both my army build and some WIP models.
Cheers,
Domus
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