Monster March is still in full swing. I finished my Dark Elf Dragon last week, and to follow it up I've been working on this metal 1990s Lizardmen Stegadon. After a week of work, the Stegadon is finished!
This is a classic model that means a lot to me as Lizardmen were my first army ever, and the Stegadon was one of the very first models I ever owned. As with the rest of my classic Lizardmen, I've followed the colour scheme I used when I was younger, so the skinks are green and the Stegadon is a fetching dark red.
In the end, it didn't take too long. It was a pain to build though. It's all metal, and I had to pin a lot of the bits - especially the Howdah to make it good and strong. When I was a kid, I mostly just drenched it with superglue and then painted what I could reach. I wanted to do a better job this time, so I painted it in 3 chunks - one for the actual Stegadon, then the howdah and finally the 6 crew.
Well, that pretty much rounds out my Monster March this year. Maybe I'll just try to paint whatever I have about the place as a final pledge for the last week. I'm batching a bunch of Skaven right now, so maybe if I paint enough of them, I might get a final photo. I really should be working on those final saurus though. The horror of having so many projects on the go!
Head on over to Path of an Outcast to see how the other entrants are doing. I have to say, I was shocked to read last week's update as Gav Thrope has joined the event. Exciting stuff!
Well done! Two Monsters in less than a month, very impressive!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, it was thanks to Marc, one of the participants, who advertised the challenge through his channels. It was a great surprise to have Gav reaching out to join.
And thanks to a fantastic contribution from participants like yourself, he wanted to do it himself!
Cheers!
1990? Damn, that thing is older than me. I wasn't aware this miniature was released so long ago.
ReplyDeleteYou did well! Though I would have painted the glyps on the shields.
How much do you reckon it weights?
It's awesome man, we gotta get that thing on the field!
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