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The height of British summer....
Seems like the perfect time to paint some more winter themed models for my Bodurian army. So here is a new company from an elite regiment; numbers are small, but each 'man' in the rank and file is a gigantic, nine-foot tall werewolf, so it isn't a problem!
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Okhrana Grenadery Oborotni |
These are Tehnolog miniatures, from Russia. 54mm scaled werewolf models easily repurposed as gigantic assault troops. They are accompanied by a couple of command figures to bring them up to a useful 6 figure group, and to provide some theme.
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Company priest |
Boduria is a highly religious nation, and so most units contain a priest at a Company level. This miniature is one of a set of Perry crusader wars monks I bought some years ago, who have popped up in many guises since. I was quite pleased with the portraiture on the shield, not because it is high quality as such, but more as it captures the look of Russian religious icons well.
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Company Ensign |
This model being a simple rework of a spare Victrix French figure in a pile of bits. As before, the flags were designed in MS Paint, and then batch printed.
I think these will run as some form of Elite infantry, or Heavy Offensive infantry in Dragon Rampant. A fun and simple unit to paint, as the army paint style is simple flat colours and a shaded varnish. I used real wolves as reference for the Werewolf fur patterns, and did admittedly add a little highlighting to avoid too much flat surface.
A nice little diversion.
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Nice werewolf assault troops and command and I like the flag!
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