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Blog Return of the Ancient Painter: Troggoths added

Crowsfoot said:
Small update, been working on scenery and I’ve primed the Warscryer Citadel conversion so I thought you might like to have a sneaky peek.

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Crowsfoot said:
And here is the observation tower

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Very nice! Loving the use of spare Giant bits on the Skullvane Manse (that kit’s great - every Warhammer player should own at least one due to the sheer amount of additional conversion bits it offers). Was the Observation Tower built with Deathknell Watch as its basis (the tower bits underneath the observatory look very familiar as I built Deathknell Watch, although Skullvane Manse was released in a similar time period so it may have borrowed some of the same pieces)?
 
Lord Agragax of Lunaxoatl said:
Very nice! Loving the use of spare Giant bits on the Skullvane Manse (that kit’s great - every Warhammer player should own at least one due to the sheer amount of additional conversion bits it offers). Was the Observation Tower built with Deathknell Watch as its basis (the tower bits underneath the observatory look very familiar as I built Deathknell Watch, although Skullvane Manse was released in a similar time period so it may have borrowed some of the same pieces)?
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The tower is from the Warscryer kit, all the bits apart from the gibbet and barrels are from the Scryer kit, I have 2 Deathknell which have also been primed ready.

The warscryer and Deathknell use the same tower.
 
Really great terrain sets! I like all the tiny detailed bits, like the gibbet and the vulture.
 
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