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This is Ragnar Lothbrok from Gripping Beast Miniatures and he's a perfect illustration of why my unpainted pile is flooding over the brim. I bought the figure the second week of january this year and he's been left semi painted for half a year. So, in my everlasting quest to convert my unpainted pile into a full color army I finally willed myself into finishing him. 

 

There are some areas that I should have done better (due to sloth the blacklining is to aggressive for example) but all and all I'm quite happy with how he turned out.

 

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That's a great looking model. Do you have a full Saga warband.

Nope, Ragnar is the only one I have. I've been glancing at some others in the Saga range but I have plenty of figures to finish before I buy any more. Beside the excellent Njorn from Red Box Games should cover the "viking" side of my miniature needs, and I have plenty of those to finish.

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