I wanted at least two Forsaken for my Abby list but I don’t like to have identical models, so I had a go at modifying the second one.
At this point I was still very new to sculpting so I needed a reference to compare size and shapes. I based the new head off Vayl1 and the new arm off Annyssa Ryvaal’s.
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I painted my first Shepherd to have a bright red cape lining.
I came to greatly value the Shepherd’s presence on the battlefield, both in healing a much needed beast and managing fury. I don’t think there’s a better one-point option for Legion. I wanted another, so two years later I converted a second Shepherd.
To distinguish her from the original sculpt I wanted to remove her hood and make her hold the weapon in both hands. I gave her Saeryn’s head and Cylena Raefyll’s arms which I modified to hold the scythe instead of her sword.
This conversion looks simple but was actually surprisingly fiddly. First I had to remove the head, arms and a substantial part of the cloak to go with them. Cylena’s arms end halfway up the bicep so I pinned them into position and sculpted back in the rest. Getting them into the correct position was very tricky because I had to gauge the correct arm length and ensure that the angles matched up so that the haft would sit correctly in both hands. I resculpted the top part of the cloak and added a hood from Eiryss3.
Here they are, side by side for comparison:
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I rarely include the Stingers when writing my lists, but I love generating them out of the Spawning Vessel to launch at my unsuspecting opponents.
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I magnetised my multipart heavy beast kit so unfortunately my Scythean has not seen much table time. I prefer the Ravagore’s awesome range abilities in most lists and the Angelius fills the Scythean’s niche much of the time.
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The Ravagore/Scythean was my first attempt at magnetising the multi-part kit. The arms and heads can be swapped between the two heavy beasts.
I like the fire effect on the first ravagore, but I left it off on the second one so that I could more easily tell them apart on the battlefield. Apologies for washing the colour out!
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I wanted to run a more beast-heavy list as I built up my force, so my next Warlock was Abby.
I tried to emphasise the pretty half of her face by darkening the mutated side. She has one reptilian eye and one milky white eye.
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I’ll start by consolidating the pictures I’ve already uploaded on the net.
Like most Warmachine beginners, I started with the Battlebox set. I was drawn to the Legion of Everblight because I’ve always loved fantasy elves and dragons.
I hope you’ll forgive the amateur photography. I have improved (a little!) since this point. I got a light box and stopped taking vertical pictures like this one.
Lylyth was a test scheme for my Nyss. After this one I decided to make their skin more similar to the beasts, after all, they are spawned from Warlock blood.
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