In times of WAAAGH!, burning bridges light his way!"
Friederich von Altdorf, Imperial Garrison Commander in Altdorf on Warboss Grazhak Ironjaw during the siege of Altdorf.
Another day in the jungle, another one of Roman's finished paintjobs.
He really needs to catch up with stuff like that as there are many more to show.
This one is a small conversion from GW's kinda new Orc Warboss model.
Roman really enjoyed that one as you can probably see. Do not miss the Snotling pointing
his middle finger to the enemy lines. Well, he has all the reason to do so, rocking the battlefields close to this guy.
We hope you enjoy this piece
- stay tuned as Roman is working on a series of articles for Figure Painter Magazine on the progress of this beast.
If you want to see more photos of this piece,
please check back via Putty & Paint.
This model was sold to private collector.
Thank you for your support in my work, passion and art.
Keep on happy painting!
Friederich von Altdorf, Imperial Garrison Commander in Altdorf on Warboss Grazhak Ironjaw during the siege of Altdorf.
Another day in the jungle, another one of Roman's finished paintjobs.
He really needs to catch up with stuff like that as there are many more to show.
This one is a small conversion from GW's kinda new Orc Warboss model.
Roman really enjoyed that one as you can probably see. Do not miss the Snotling pointing
his middle finger to the enemy lines. Well, he has all the reason to do so, rocking the battlefields close to this guy.
We hope you enjoy this piece
- stay tuned as Roman is working on a series of articles for Figure Painter Magazine on the progress of this beast.
In times of WAAAGH! ...
Games Workshop, 28 mm
If you want to see more photos of this piece,
please check back via Putty & Paint.
This model was sold to private collector.
Thank you for your support in my work, passion and art.
Keep on happy painting!
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Amazing miniature, bravo Roman.
I especially like the metal parts, really stunning work there.
Keep up the great work! :)
Stunning!
What brand of color have you used for the blue tribal markings? Vallejo Premium Fluo?
Best regards,
Chris
The blue color tone really pops off this model, it's a great way to accent certain areas.
The blue almost looks magical. Great work!
The armored helm really changes his look, darker and more fearsome I think. How did you do the almost-neon blue?
Amazing. I love it! Such brutality!
Well I can not tell you more about the blue right now as I am up to write a big article for Figure Painter Magazine on a full step by step on this project. Stay tuned for it!