New paint jobs finished and ready to join the hordes of Chaos |
First we have C27 Beastman 'Shearmone' from the Third Citadel compedium, now this is how Chaos Beastmen should look, a truly menancing sculpt by Kevin goblin master Adams I believe, note the pincers for pulling teeth out?. If you look on his back in the photo below it looks like a precursor to the chaos god Khorne icon although the Disciples of the Red Redemption art work carried the Khorne icon long before this miniature was around I think.
C27 Beastman 'Shearmone' - front |
C27 Beastman 'Shearmone' - sideview |
Khorngor? C27 Beastman 'Shearmone' - back |
C38 Beastmen 'Camel man' - front |
C38 Beastmen 'Camel man' - sideview |
C38 Beastmen 'Camel man' - back |
Is this the answer to my 'Camel man' mystery, a head swap? same head, same body.
**Update** I found him in the end in the C27 Beastmen range in an old Citadel Journal or Compendium, can't remember which :)
Next we have C38 Beastmen 'Owl man', this is the second vintage beastman shaman I have come across, this miniature is smaller than most beastmen but covered in great detail, just one example is his feathered cloak which is has magical talismans and fetishes attached, they were a really nice discovery.
C38 Beastmen 'Owl man' - front |
Magic cloak? C38 Beastmen 'Owl man' - back |
Catalogue entries were simple sketches back then |
**Update** I managed to find a Crab man on ebay without the mace, HERE, so I pleased that mine is not damaged and citadel removed it at a a later date.
C38 Beastmen 'Crab man' - sideview |
C38 Beastmen 'Crab man' - front |
C38 Beastmen 'Crab man' - sideview |
Another sketched catalogue entry |
Aside from my Realm of Chaos era Chaos Beastmen in previous posts, I am working on a regiment of 'true' beastmen, here are my efforts so far.
My true Beastmen regiment grows |
True Beastmen in warband formation |
On the workbench, more C38 Chaos Beastmen, I haven't been able to identify the beastman in the middle yet, he is holding his axe backwards!!, he is tagged 'beastman', the first one is 'Slug man' and the third is catalogued as 'Beast man'.
If you have any old beastman doubles contact me and we may be able to trade.
thanks
J
Excellent work on the nice old Beastmen models.The C27/C38 ranges were full of character.
ReplyDeleteI like the style and colours you have chosen, vibrant and bright, but realistic in tone. The red detail on the armour and the shield for Shermone is very good too, giving him that Khornate feel without being bright red. Love the bases too. :)
Thank you Lee, I am glad you like them, the shield was a bit of an experiment in chaos heraldry and I did have to avoid the temptation to add more red on the armour, my bases are my basic recipe to tie in all miniatures without drawing too much attention from the miniature.
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J
More wonderful work. I especially like your job on the Owlman.
ReplyDeleteCheers Gareth, Owlman was a really interesting and fiddly miniatures to paint, lots of tiny shallow detail that had to lifted out of the miniature with washes and inks, I am glad you enjoyed it :)
DeleteCamel man is nuts, like a character from Thundercats.
ReplyDeleteLots of retro weirdness in these guys, cool.
cheers Mate, lots more weirdness to come :D
DeleteGreat work. I love the old beastmen ranges. So much more interesting than goat boy x100.
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