And so, the tease is no more - the mystery of the twenty-second barbarian rider is answered. He's not riding a horse, he's riding a giant tiger!
The other six beasties will be fielded as a lesser/greater warbeast unit to accompany the barbarians; the tigger with rider will be fielded as a single-figure warbeast-hero unit.
I've also begun work on my next entry and have made good progress. You'll get to see them in tomorrow's Paint Table Saturday post.
The wonderful thing about Tiggers
ReplyDeleteIs Tiggers are wonderful things.
Their tops are made of rubbers
The bottoms are made of springs.
They're
Bouncy,
Flouncy,
Trouncy,
Pouncy,
Fun, fun, fun, fun, FUN!!!
The wonderful thing about Tiggers
Is I'm the only one
Very different and very eye-catching.
ReplyDeleteGreat work on the Tigers
ReplyDeleteVery nice. They could even be said to be Grrrreeeat!
ReplyDeletegreat job. this year you work with more saline and brighter colors, and it turns out fine
ReplyDelete@ Herkybird - lol! :)
ReplyDelete@ Norm - thanks! They're certainly not a unit you would expect to face on the table. :)
@ Neil - cheers! :)
@ Lee - I prefer to think of them as being purrfect. :)
@ Alex - thanks! :)
Nice work Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteThink you have worked well with the animation of these castings!
ReplyDelete@ Ray - cheers! :)
ReplyDelete@ Scotsgrey - thanks! The sculptors did a great job with these - it made them reasonably easy to paint. :)
Wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!