I did it! After about two years of painting, my Skaven army is finally finished with the completion of my last unit of Clanrats. Ok, I still need to varnish those Clanrats, but nevermind. I’m so glad I’m done with painting (and individually highlighting) those pesky segmented rat tails… and also a bit proud I painted about 2500 points of a horde army.
Above you can see the command unit. I went for a rather basic freehand on the banner, it’s also a bit rushed but I just wanted to get these buggers done. Or reader Gary suggested a cropped design. Initally I was very fond of this idea, but after some trys on a bit of paper it just didn’t work out and my patience was limited.
What do you think?
Of course, pictures of the whole unit and of the whole army will follow soon, as well as some new and exciting projects from me, so stay tuned!
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What color scheme did u use to paint the clanrats looks awesome!
Well done, sir! Now go out with them and kill some dwarfs! Especially the White One!
congrats!!! i do need to finish my skaven army too..
Congratulations, Stahly. 2500 points is quite an accomplishment! I still like how the banner turned out, even if it isn't my design idea ;). The blocked-in clan symbol looks sharp.
Congrats 🙂 Now for the next 3 blocks 😀
Wow, finished? Well done for sticking at it for so long! Looking forward to seeing the army shots. Have you had any games yet with what you've painted so far?
Shockingly I never had a game with the army, actually never a game of Fantasy at all. These days all of my limited hobby time goes to painting and collecting. But I keep all my models legal, so I wouldn't rule out that there comes the point when I explore the gaming part of the hobby, too.