Having finally collected together the components needed to start my Tribes of Legend project I have taken the opportunity to put together a diorama for the blog. You may remember Jason and his trusty Argonauts from my previous post and the skeletons are Games Workshop Tomb Kings with Hoplon shields from Magister Militum.
The ancient temple over which they are fighting is from Amazon and is actually a fish tank ornament which has been repainted and repurposed. I think it fits rather well!
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Did You get those decals sorted out?
I did thanks, the first set I picked up at Derby show were a flop but these ones from Magister worked fine with some Micro Sol.
That looks awesome mate.. minis look cracking.
nice work dude.
Cheers Pancake, much appreciated. 🙂
Man, that looks fantastic! That’s a pretty freaking sweet fish tank ornament, sir.
Why thank you Mr Arkie, had I the money I would have got one of the bigger models but for now this will rather well.
So cool! That movie is great, this diorama really captures it. Well done.
Thank you for the kind words 🙂
Beautiful scenic shot! Really draws you right in with the background. The positioning of miniatures is also dynamic while giving a sense of scale. Finally the temple is really a nice piece. Did you need to fill in a lot of casting artifacts?
Thank you! 🙂 I didn’t do anything but re-spray the temple and give it a few coats of wash, it has a fair amount of defects but it seems to add to the general ricketiness of it.