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| Skirmishing Chaff. Extra long rifles give extra long range - it only makes sense really |
Adding to my existing (pre AHPC) force is a unit of 4 Chaff (skirmishing types), a unit of 6 Brutes (melee specialists) plus two characters.
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| Brutes - melee specialists in kilts |
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| Yes one has a snail on his helmet and the holds aloft a Turnip standard. Judge not. |
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| Adding rooty growths to one's helmet is a mark of martial prowess you know |
This is a Toady, one of the Leaders of my motley crew. Super creepy.
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| He likes hugs. Do so at own risk. |
His collection of turnips and tubors have taken over his body, even transforming his face. Still, despite a lack of eyes he can sniff out the best root tubers in the muck, so the boys continue to follow him. Conversion based on a 3d print from Knucklebones Miniatures.
I had fun building these, with all sorts of madness that made me chuckle often. From misaligned spyglass sights to double length rifles, hand painted flags and heraldry, it was a hoot. Its also wonderfully freeing to just do whatever one wants. Does take awhile though, to be honest. Not the most economical of hobby genres but worth it in terms of mental health and getting bewildered comments on posts :-)
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| 'Bring me news of our Victory. And turnips - bring those also' |
His snooty, holier-than-thou pose makes him far too good to walk in the filth with everyone else, so I built a viewing stand to keep him and his brandy out of the muck. Well, a suitably crappy and poorly constructed one, obviously but still, it keeps his shoes shiny and remarkably free of filth crusting. Hand painted flag obviously, once again using the champagne foil method (Mrs Man Cave insists you know...)
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| 'Bow down before my enormous Carrots!' |
And so my Turnip28 collection now looks thus:
...with something a bit different on the horizon! :-)
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