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The Painting Diary - Episode 004

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Disciples of Tzeentch Pitched Battles Profiles

A few folks asked if I could share some screen captures from the video I posted yesterday. Specifically, folks were asking for the new warscroll points and battlefield roles.

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The Painting Diary - Episode 002

The Painting Diary - Episode 001

Miniature Mondays: Savage Orruk

The first of the savage orruks has been completed.  Overall, I like the color scheme and really think the olive green works well for the orruk's skin.  I dislike the upper lip and will only use the flesh tones on the lower lips going forward.  I will also add tattoos with the next model.  Finally, the basing is boring, so I will need to improve upon it with the next orruk.

The Unstable Dice Podcast - Link

Just a quick note that a link has been added to the old Unstable Dice podcast website.   The episodes are no longer available, but if anyone was looking for a particular article, those are still up on the website.

On the Bench: Savage Orruk (Part 3)

Getting closer to completion... #wipwednesday #ageofsigmar

On the Bench: Savage Orruk (Part 2)

More progress on the savage orruk...

On the Bench: Savage Orruk

So for this week's #WIPWednesday for #AgeofSigmar is a savage orruk.  One of my favorite things about Age of Sigmar is the level of flexibility when it comes to picking what to work on for my armies.  Gone are the days of finishing a unit and saying to myself that I cannot use it because I do not have the minimum requirements for an army.  With that idea in mind, I have decided to add a unit of savage orruks to my destruction army as I am sick of painting ogors and still need a third battleline warscroll for the army.

The first model I am painting for the warscroll is a test model using a pre-assembled savage orruk that I got via a trade.  The model was plastic glued to the base, so I had to cut around the base and clean a few mold lines from the model.  That said, one of his toes was damaged during the process, so I am going to attempt to hide the damage instead of taking the time to green stuff it.