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Presenting my Beastman Champion and true child of Atmos (In my own fantasy setting I base some of my Games Workshop stuff in, Beastman are a race of former humans who were changed by worshipping an ancient, goat-headed god called Atmos. Occasionally, an actual goat-headed Beastman will be born amongst them and will be considered Atmos's offspring, they then get all the best food and stuff and grow up to be one of the leaders or shamans of the various tribes.) Who is from the Warhammer: Underworlds range by Games Workshop.

 

I'm super pleased with how this guy turned out, but I really need to buckle down and actually finish one of these Underworlds sets.

 

As always, any comments or criticisms are warmly received.

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21 hours ago, Darcstaar said:

Great work.  I’m particularly drawn to the turquoise pop of color.

 

Thanks! I think those bits are meant to be trophy teeth or something, but since they were in areas where I'd already used bone colours I thought I'd try something different.

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