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There is also this version from 5th edition.
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Make it into a flying carpet... could fit the style... if it's not too thick...
Or maybe use some old saurus models as bearers... if you have some at hand...
Yeah, I was thinking something along these lines. I mean, the current one is floating, why not this one too? Add some giant tusks, feathers and BOOM! You're good to go!
 
I have 2 already @NIGHTBRINGER unfortunately the models don't have the guy fanning them but I have the pigmy slaves carrying them on their carpet they tend to go for about 30£ each when I've seen them but I got mine 30£ for 2 of them if I recall
 
I also have a GamesDay Slann coming in as well as another Stegadon. I'll plan on using them for Lord Mazdamundi.

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Ohhh excited now, remember that Zlaag is bigger than a normal Steggy so you could convert a plastic model that is a bigger scale?
 
I absolutely LOVE what was done here, but have no idea how he achieved that "tent". I originally had a similar idea and then I saw this one and thought, "Perfect! Oh crud....how the heck...!"
 
Not really that much, since I already have a Stegadon on the way, but I certainly wouldn't mind see other options!
 
So this is somewhat along the lines of what I was considering. I had even thought about the tent idea before I saw this model, but I have absolutely no idea how he did this! If that's Green Stuff work, DANG. It looks amazing! I love the tail, but the tent is what really caught my eye! Any ideas?

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So this is somewhat along the lines of what I was considering. I had even thought about the tent idea before I saw this model, but I have absolutely no idea how he did this! If that's Green Stuff work, DANG. It looks amazing! I love the tail, but the tent is what really caught my eye! Any ideas?

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I have seen somebody doing something like that using some tissue that he soaked with PVA glue.
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Huh! I have seen that video before, but I didn't think about it! Thanks! That might actually be a good method to use. I've seen it used (quite effectively) to make the "roots" of trees before. I've never tried it, but I might experiment with a few trees before moving on to something like LM.
 
I used grass flocking for the base layer, then I used little tufts of different grass glued to the top as well as the little seed pods that look like dried leaves. I got all of them from Green Stuff World. I HIGHLY recommend their site! I just ordered two sets of metallic shifting paints that should prove quite interesting!


Chameleon Skinks anyone?
 
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