An Overview of my 10 Thunderwolves forming outside near the entrance to the Fang.
My two Thunderhammer models that are on foot next to their mounts. I am now working on a third foot mounted model with the rider kneeling on top of the same rock formation while the Thunderwolf is below him.
A Stormshield and a BP/CCW Thunderwolf model next to a TW Lord or Battle Leader with a Storm Shield and a frost blade. I put these three together to show three of the 5 different poses of wolves I have.
This is my Canis Model. I have only ever played him as Canis once. His right arm also comes off to put on a Storm Shield.
The entire pack with the IC's on top of the cliff and the TW below. The other 2 models will be modeled to add to pack to ensure I can run 3 units of 3 with 3 IC's, 2 Units of 4 or 5.
And Here is my pride and joy. ThunderWolf Lord with Runic Armor, Wolf Claw and Storm Shield. His right arm changes out to a Thunderhammer and Frost Blade. This model has taken down hundreds of models to include Tanks, Monstrous Creatures, an entire unit of 20+ ork boys by himself, etc. He is next to the entrance door of the fang.
Very cool! May I ask what wolves you used besides the Canis model?
ReplyDelete@pehappel,
ReplyDeleteI have used D&D vampire wolves, hero clix wolves of fenris, and other D&D large wolves I have found. You can get them on ebay for around $10-$13 now. When I started making them last year I got them for about $7 -$8 a piece. The only issue is there are only 4 different poses. This is why I have been ceative by changing the scenery and stances of the wolves and the riders. My 12th model I will be attempting to have him jumping off the Thunderwolf to go along with my 11th kneeling on a rock formation.
Good Stuff. The change in the stances breaks up the unit very nicely. That's one heck of display board too!
ReplyDeletereally lovely!
ReplyDelete@Larry,
ReplyDeleteI was fortunate enough to play against an incredibly talented display board maker who made this board for me. He is amazing. I wish I had that type of talent.
@Loquacious,
Thanks! I love them!
Twelve.... twelve... is that not a little overkill?
ReplyDeleteI suppose, when is overkill ever a problem. They look great.