Monday, July 8, 2024

Pokrzyw's Druchii - Month 6 - Wildcard - wild beasts (90pts)

 "Flocks of harpies circle over battlefield, swooping down to rip apart their foes with their sharp fangs and talons"



Plans for June:

Plan was simple - finishing all remaining miniatures from challenge:

  • 12 black riders from Month 3
  • warhydra from Month 4
  • Morathi on pegasus from Month 4
  • cold one chariot as alternative for Malekith
  • As a surprise Dragonlord Rakhart

Realization:

Almost whole month I traveled and wasn't present at home. I started black riders, but have no time for finishing. It would be painted in next weeks. I assembled dragonlord (3d printed - gift from my friend that plays with his new toy). I cannot find Morathi - very strange, that needs deeper investigation. In this week I realized that there is no time for black riders.


Finally I turn to assembly and paint harpies that were somewhere in boxes of shame ;)  Ugly as Morathi without her dark magic, but very useful in game.



Final gallery:

Front
Rear
From above

Final results of the month:
  • 6 Harpies (90 pts)
TOTAL: 3828pts

In next week I will create wrap-up of whole OWAC 7. In next Saturday I plan to create some battlefield with miniatures from OWAC 5 and OWAC 7 struggling in combat.

Shelf with Druchii - big part painted during OWAC 7


 

6 comments:

  1. Valiant month. Your harpies look great.

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  2. Love the colours of those harpies, nice job

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  3. Good job getting over the line in challenging circumstances, and great job on those Harpies - they are nobody's favourite sculpts and you have made them look good. Kudos for getting them all to stand up at onetime too!

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  4. Beautiful work on the Harpies! Really created something wonderful from some questionable sculpts haha. The whole army together on that shelf is mindblowing!!

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  5. Way to have the Wildcard in the back pocket. Great OWACing! That's a weighty army indeed - looking forward to seeing them in those battle shots!

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  6. You managed to make those harpies look great despite the curveballs life threw, well done!

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