I am making slow but sure progress on my Age of Sigmar terrain, but I am getting delayed by my rediscovery of the Orcs&Goblins (Orruks&Grots) project box. This week I took out my Troll Hag and finally gave her a paint job.
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| This model is huge, filled with character and utterly disgusting. |
The Troll Hag by Forge World comes with a rectangular resin base that has het right foot as a permanent fixture. I used stones and sand to attach this base to a large oval base because roundness rules! Unfortunately I forgot to take some in progress pictures as the end result does look rather natural and good (if I may say so myself).
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| Those eyes! |
The eyes on this monster are terrifically horrifying and I think I actually managed to not make her cross-eyed. Well that is a first I think. As an aside, I love working on some extra nasty pustules like the ones on her nose here. It is not just for the followers of Nurgle you know....
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| Hello there! Are you the brains of this outfit? |
Another bonus of working with Forge World models is the extra detail that pops up while you paint. I never noticed this little snotling hiding in the tree until almost the end of the project when his face suddenly popped out while giving a light extra drybrush on the tree.
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| Warning: do not mess with the Troll Hag. |
All in all this is another nice monster to terrorize the Mortal Realms with. Now to find some Stormcast Eternals of Chaos Scumbags to cover in vomit.
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| I have not talked about painting the filled net yet. Lets just say it was a lot of work. |
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