Re: Ent/Treeman/Treant by Otherworld
Posted by BobbieTheDamned on Nov 25, 2010; 5:03pm
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Ent-Treeman-Treant-by-Otherworld-tp5770314p5774970.html
hmm this thread is turning into a really good comparison/resource thread. We should definitely do more of these on other subjects.
Personally I still like the Otherworld mini that Mortis posted if its being used as an ent, they need to be imposingly big and tree-sized and I quite like the sculpting style other than the face which is a little off but bearable. And for £18 its very cheap for such a huge model.
I would however quite like to get hold of one of the Impact Deadwoods to use as some kind of horribly wrong necromantic tree/bone construct. But at £13 its low on the list.
Otherworld also do a 'shambling mound' Which is more a bushman than a treeman but its still in the vein of living vegitation:
45mm tall, £12.
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Ent-Treeman-Treant-by-Otherworld-tp5770314p5774970.html
hmm this thread is turning into a really good comparison/resource thread. We should definitely do more of these on other subjects.
Personally I still like the Otherworld mini that Mortis posted if its being used as an ent, they need to be imposingly big and tree-sized and I quite like the sculpting style other than the face which is a little off but bearable. And for £18 its very cheap for such a huge model.
I would however quite like to get hold of one of the Impact Deadwoods to use as some kind of horribly wrong necromantic tree/bone construct. But at £13 its low on the list.
Otherworld also do a 'shambling mound' Which is more a bushman than a treeman but its still in the vein of living vegitation:
45mm tall, £12.
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