How to make a Radagast sit on top of this big beast (he is something between a reindeer and an elch/moose) will trouble me at a later date, other things to do, so both Saruman and Ragast will have to wait to even get armatures. I see you when I see you deer (crappy pun intended) readers and bloggers!
Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit: Miniature wargaming - movement trays, conversions and sculpting.
2013-09-01
Sculpting a stag - phase three
Phase three of the sculpting as well as phases one and two of the
painting. The base will be forest-themed, which comes as no surprise to anyone, I suppose.
How to make a Radagast sit on top of this big beast (he is something between a reindeer and an elch/moose) will trouble me at a later date, other things to do, so both Saruman and Ragast will have to wait to even get armatures. I see you when I see you deer (crappy pun intended) readers and bloggers!
How to make a Radagast sit on top of this big beast (he is something between a reindeer and an elch/moose) will trouble me at a later date, other things to do, so both Saruman and Ragast will have to wait to even get armatures. I see you when I see you deer (crappy pun intended) readers and bloggers!
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That's a really cool stag!
SvaraRaderaAnd hopefully a Radagast will ride on top of it soon!
SvaraRaderaThat's amazing - keep up the work, Llama! Where did you get the stag? I've been thinking of a stag for quite some time.
SvaraRaderaInspired by a link provided by Tiberious, I went to Simmuskan's blog and found Radagast on a Stag.
RaderaI wanted the same model he had bought (well, the rider was a heavy conversion so just the stag) but ended up sculpting a stag of my own.
I think it looks fine, but Simmuskan's just on another level. I do have his painting recipe and I am likely to follow this recipe when repainting the stag.
A mounted Radagast will be sculpted hopefully before 2014's ended ;)
Linky to Simmusk.'s post: http://simbattleboard.blogspot.se/2012/09/stag-mounted-radagast-complete.html