I've posted a few Warhammer Beastmen in previous challenges and this one will be no different! Presenting five Centigors, twisted versions of the Centaur that are prone to drunkenness and fits of rage. Thus, they can be a bit fickle as the light cavalry component of the army. Then again, one doesn't play Beastmen to be super competitive...
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Monday, 28 December 2020
From PaulO'G: Centigors! (50 points)
But 5 isn't enough to make one's enemies quail in fear! They join 5 I did mid-year as a second hand stall rescue, as well as the Centigor hero Ghorrus Warhoof.
Ghorrus wields his mighty Mansplitter club and his head is adorned with the skull of a Unicorn Lord of which it is said that:
Atop his scalp Ghorros wears the broken skull of Arsil, the Prince of Unicorns, who had an unfortunate encounter with Ghorros in a moonlit glade centuries ago. It still harbours some of the protective magic of its former owner
which goes to show that silly headwear is everywhere really!
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28mm,
Beastmen,
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PaulO’G,
Warhammer Fantasy
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Nice work, looking forward to crushing them!
ReplyDeleteNot so cheeky my lad - this submission should put me 2 points above you on the ladder! :-)
DeleteBeautiful work on these Centigors, Paul. Hmm. I think I may have some of these sitting in my unpainted pile. Glorious metals castings. Can't beat 'em.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt!
DeleteWell worth the time to dig them out...
They are nice models, could be used for Larder as well...
DeleteThese older Miniatures still ooze character and you've done them proud with that gorgeous paintjob. I do wonder whether the 🦄 hat makes Chorus fart 🌈 s now...
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander - I'll let you know if any suspicious noises come from that end of the table :-)
DeleteI bet these are beastly to paint! But the results are great!
ReplyDeleteIndeed they are :-)
DeleteThanks Noel!
Nice work on these Paul. It’s important to have the right hat for the occasion. Plus a man’s best defence against a woman is his hat, he should grab it and run.
ReplyDeleteOh absolutely! One normally sees more lace and feathery accoutrements though - the 'skulls of worthy enemies' look is hard to pull off with aplomb :-)
DeleteSplendid work Paul.
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul!
DeleteBrilliant
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin!
DeleteGreat looking Centigors. Those older metal figures are really cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart. Love the old metal sculpts!
DeleteThe piling of the skullz begins!
ReplyDeleteThe piling of the skullz begins!
ReplyDeleteYes it does...
DeleteVery nice
ReplyDeleteCheers Lee!
DeleteGreat looking unit, it's funny though I expected more skulls!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain! These guys lean more toward drinking than skull collecting as a hobby :-)
DeleteI'm seeing stuff I've never seen before, nicely nicely
ReplyDeleteRegards KenR
Thanks Ken!
DeleteTerryfing lot. Impressive paintjob, well done!
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