#ghorgon

Working on a magnetized Cygor/Ghorgon for my Beasts of Chaos force, and the rhino horn head got me to making a riff on the RX-0 Unicorn's colors. The oil paint blending practically does itself.

The magnetized throwing hand options need a bit more work though.

My birthday gifts for myself arrived...

And with a forced pun out of the way, I got news. Most of the things I ordered for making my army has arrived, the green stuff, the wolves im gonna chop up, a bloodthirster, tzaangors on discs, and some other things for... future projects.

The one you've likely most interested in the ghorgon, now with a bit more of a furry coat.

Still making it, learning ways to make long hair and fur.

Next is some test centigors, using two packs of fenrisian wolves from ebay, a box of gors from games workshop, a packet of greenstuff, some bases I've yet to order, and some random bits, these will likely come out to a bit more that $120 aus, so a good price for 10 dynamically posed unique looking models, much better than the $204 aus I would have had to pay for 10 regular centigors.

Also two photos of the one peice I have finished for this army, a doomblast dirgehorn.

Well, now for my newest abomination. :-)

As I liked the Cygor and also the Ghorgon I was torn between which one I should make. Then I compared the arms, thought about it and realized that I could mix it all together! Then I glued the, now six arms, together, resculpted some of the muscles and so a new creation was born: The Hexagor! (hexa because of his six arms)

This one is a true monstrosity and I am a little proud of it. :-) I still have to make some rules for the big guy but that will be done once it is done. 

Anyway the base mini was made by “Games Workshop” (https://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Home) and should be part of any beastmen army (in my humble opinion).

With its six arms and sparce clothing I could not help but think of the typical indian gods.So this thing is going to shock my Call of Cthulhu players, once they reach India and get confronted with a strange Shub-Niggurath cult. 

This guy below, thats right the ghorgon parts are now magnetized and ready to be painted, if it wasn't for the fact that I need some greenstuff to finish adding fur all over.

Anyway, i've recently started the magnetization process, with the lower arms and the neck stump.

(theres also ikitclaw I built a bit ago)

The stonehorn head has been fixed up with some clay and magnetized, I now have to snip a bit of the shoulders back from the upper arms and magnetize them and their hands so at least I have a ghorgon.