I made a couple of modifications to the rifle: I really don't like the downward facing blades at each end of the rifle. Cutting the front one off was simple. A little more work at the back, trimming a bit of it off to get a good looking stock for the rifle.
I ruminated on colour schemes for awhile: grey green, pale blue? I ended up going turquoise as it's a colour I haven't used a great deal, so nice for some variety.
Scouring the internet, I'd seen some other examples of Kroot with spots, so thought I'd give it a try. They aren't quite so pronounced it real life.
The scenario requites a few more of these fine chaps, but the deadline for the game is looming. I'll see how I go!
Nice work! I like the spots and the recut stock.
ReplyDeleteI was just pondering my rather absurd number of Kroot lately, and maybe the answer to "what to do with them" is... Paint them?
Ha ha! Stranger things have happened, I'm sure!
DeleteNice choice of colour Preacher, I think the Kroot are one of the more interesting races from 40K.
ReplyDeleteThanks Frank! I know very little about them really, apart from the fact that they're obviously more than a little inspired by US woodland Indians. A large factor in getting them was how often I see bits from the kit crop up in other uses (the shoulder pads, bits of meat)! I'll have to do some reading about them. I am keen to try to build some non-combatants from the kit.
DeleteMmm, I like that one. The vibrant colour is a nice change from the usual stuff I always see on Kroots. Thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteThanks Suber. At least part of the inspiration for the brighter colour was the lizards you've been doing!
DeleteThe colour workd really well for a Kroot :)
ReplyDeleteYes, I'd seen a couple of similar paint schemes on the web, and really like the splash of colour it brings to the table after too much 'grimdark' stuff!
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