Yup…I finished a Gunbunny. Impressive I know. Ph33r my l33tn3ss!! Watch out folks…this gunbunny is gonna wreak
some face! Anyway, moving on. I finished up the first Grundback Gunner and
got him mounted on to the Dragonforge base.
One of the folks on the Privateer forums suggested a bit
of flocking and I agree, while I like the bases color scheme they do happen to
be a bit plain. Joel gave me an idea for
doing little tufts of yellowed grass sticking out of the cracks. Not a lot, just a few tufts here and there to
add that extra touch to the base while keeping it as rock-like as
possible. Now I just have to go and buy
the flocking I need.
Unfortunately that is going to have to wait until next
month as I have blown my discretionary miniature budget for the month and I
think next month is going to see me purchasing either Brun Cragback and Lug or
a full unit of Hammerfall High Shield Gun Corps and the Officer. Obvious Brun and Lug are a bit cheaper but I
guess it just depends on what I put into the list.
Enough rambling I suppose. As with all of the Warjacks in the army, I
kept up with the ‘toothy maw’ theme I have going. At first I painted a top and bottom row of
teeth but it just ended up looking like a red and white diamond pattern, so I
scrapped that and painted the outside teeth all longer and vampire-like so as
to inspire fear in the enemy.
Of course realistically (hahaha, fantasy game…nothing
real about it) the Gunner stands all of 4’10” tall, according to the FoW:
Mercenaries book, while the Driller is at 11’6” tall, so really the Gunner is
an ankle-biter. Not that it hasn’t put a
few boosted Pow 12’s into its fair share of enemy models and earned its 3pts
back just about every game.
And back to reality I go.
I am currently working on the Ghordson Avalancher and I
am hoping to have it close to finished by next week. I have been pinning together the Horgenhold
Forgeguard so they have gobbled up a bit of painting time but I have made solid
progress so far and hope to keep up that trend.
Until next week…
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