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Kitbashed Underworld Team

Turn & Reroll Markers

Reroll markers are slightly frivolous addition to a team but many Skaven characters come with pretty cool back banners that seem a shame to waste (given they would not be making an appearance on the actual models). A bits box rummage also turned up a couple of goblin bad moon icons so they too are represented in the teams reroll markers.

I simply mounted the markers to 25mm bases (usually pinning them) and made a little heap of modelling putty around the base for support, pressing numerous skulls into the putty before it dried. I used randomly broken slices of cork from a wine bottle to pave the base – the intention being that the team will be on dungeon/cave style bases.  Small rubble scatter and sand was then glued around the skulls and here and there over the base surface.

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I fashioned a bigger marker – either a turn marker or score marker, most likely – from three banner poles, a Skaven gong and the big horned skull from (I think) an Ogre banner.  The dangling bits of stone will make fine Warpstone shards, I think. The base was completed in much the same way, except with a variety of skulls and blood bowl helmets heaped at the bottom. The WIP thrower snuck in to this photo (here with his “two heads” mutation option).

 

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No Warhammer cave dwelling models would be complete without some cave fungus! These are small lengths of wire or plasticard rod with a cap “sculpted” from modelling putty. I say “sculpted” but all it needs is to dip the tip of the toadstool shaft into superglue, push a small ball of putty on top then shape it into a rough rounded cone with moist thumb and finger.  I do all this with a row of toadstools glued to a strip of card.  Once dry a small hole is drilled into the base and the fungus is superglued in.

An old night goblin musician rounds out the markers giving me a set of 4 rerolls, 1 turn a 1 score marker.  Happy days.

 

 

 

 

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