And the last one but not the least is made with daemon legs I had in my bitz box for 25 years, a rat ogre torso and a daemon prince head. Pretty disturbing. Of course his big claw is from a GW beast of Slaanesh.
And that's it... that was fast.
6 minotaurs with two handed weapons and standard................................. 308 pts
As it was really fast... I might start painting something new...
EDIT !!!
So... I did something new... I had the time to paint my very own "Tarasque". It is inspired by a monster from medieval folklore from Provence (where I am from). It was supposed to live in the swamp between Arles and Avignon.... eating some villagers until a knight came to destroy it. He then founded the city of Tarascon (inspired by the name Tarasque).
The miniature is, according to Shadespire, a Grenadier Miniatures Tsin Dragon. As I think I am going to play it as a chaos gorgon, I wanted a weird color scheme, something really unnatural.
Here comes the beast !
Wow, wonderful stuff, looking forward to next month
ReplyDeleteThank you !! Next month will be another herd of minotaurs...
DeleteOh wow! I did not know that I'd feel so strongly about an army of minotaurs, but those are fab AF, especially the rat ogre/demon legs one. I never knew what to do with those parts either, but now it makes perfect sense!
ReplyDeleteAhah great ! I like "big miniatures" so I took this army as an opportunity to convert many "big guys"
DeleteGreat job on converting those minotaurs ! They will be a force to reckon with on the battlefield ! Les couleurs de la Tarasque sont magnifiques !
ReplyDeleteMerci Ian !!
DeleteThose minotaurs are wonderfully twisted, love them!
ReplyDeleteThank you Adam ! I hope you'll love those of next month even more !
DeleteGrrreat unit of minotaurs, but I love the Tarasque!
ReplyDeleteThank you ! I am happy to share this part of my region's folklore !
DeleteWhat a strong start! I'm a big fan of minotaurs myself and this is a chaotically fearsome unit.
ReplyDeleteThe Tarasque is great - a classic D&D monster, although that would be an Epic Scale Tarasque for D&D.... which would be bloody brilliant! :D
Indeed, a grim encounter !
DeleteGreat mix of minotaurs, good use of a range of miniatures there. And I love the colours of your Tarasque, that's a beautiful example of how to paint that model.
ReplyDeleteThank you ! At the begining I felt a bit stupid, I was like "I always paint everything in pink"... But when I made some research, I was surprised to discover the colors were very varied
DeleteThat's a great start. Really characterful conversions and painting! I love to paint and play minotaurs and they fit perfectly into a Slaanesh army. Would love to see your interpretation of C34 Ox-roar too!
ReplyDeleteYeeesss I already have it and he is already painted... But I will send you a PM with him.
DeleteNice start to the OWAC! Correct, the skeletal minotaur is from Reaper. I really like the Tarasque. Not familiar with the figure. Your painting really suits it and makes it stand out!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much ! I hope it will work on the entire army.
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