Today, the Elven Seadrake. As you already know the drill, I'll go a little bit faster. First of all, paint the pieces:
Let's begin with the rigging.
These stayes are orientative. As usual, don't bother too much with ship engineering |
I'm not sure what's Smaug doing on the stern of a ship full of Elves |
The sails should look something like this:
Beware. Glueing threads can be tricky, specially on the corners |
Then set the sails onto the masts:
Almost finished |
Last details:
Rigging from the sails to the deck, just to the base of the masts |
Done!
Looks better than I imagined at the beginning |
Finally, the auxiliar dragon:
Smaug's cousin |
Ready to sail! I wonder if this ship ever tied up at the Grey Havens. Oh, wait, that's not from Warhammer universe...
I hope you like this project!
Very nice work, what to go make these boats?
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Thank you, Vincent :)
ReplyDeleteThese ships are a challenge for real. I've been always keen on having "different" minis, almost obsessed to produce distinct figurines. Beeing a wargamer (though not a really active one), I've always tried to have the army that no one else has. Little bit pretentious, maybe, but it's worth it a try ;)
This game hasn't been well received by gamers, but well, I'd like to think that my ships make it a little more appealing...