Here are the terrain pieces, starting with the ruined stairs:
The next is the tower ruins, which has a top and bottom. I'm leaving them unglued, so they can also be used as wargames terrain. No way to handle models inside the tower if the top was glued.
Add to that, our intrepid heroes, who are trying to make an honest (?) living:
I grant, the photos aren't great. The parts are also white-on-white-on-white, which doesn't help. Once there's some paint involved, they'll look much better. My desk also isn't a good photo studio, but it will work for this update.
Now we add the dragon herself:
This model is absolutely fantastic! The assembly was smooth, only a slight bit of putty work on the right wing where it joins the body. Otherwise, everything fits together perfectly. Well done Reaper. She's also a good looking dragon, with a solid body, beautiful wings, and a pose that just oozes anger. The base is also a cool terrain piece. While I haven't glued her down yet to facilitate painting, she'll end up stuck to the base. There will be some putty work needed around her feet, but otherwise, the model fits up really well.
Combine all the pieces, and you have the final result:
The terrain pieces all blend together at their bases so the parts all come together. Again, the white-on-white model doesn't photograph that well (and my skills as a photographer aren't anything special) but you can see it makes for an evocative diorama.
Here's a close-up of the warrior mini about to become lunch!
That's it for now. I have a few models I want to get off my painting table first, then it's time to start adding colour to this beastie.
1 comment:
I like the individual pieces but when you put them together impressive. Will be challenging to paint but I am sure the whole set will be awesome when done.
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