Posted: 3 Dec 2008, o 11:14
nope you're not just add some orks (2-3) near Grimgor, some charging skeletons on the lower level and you have it- battle scene.
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Posted: 3 Dec 2008, o 11:24
Just make the base for a larger model and start from scratch with your current mini? smile and never give up ! There are no dead ends just steeper climbs.
smile and never give up ! There are no dead ends just steeper climbs.Posted: 3 Dec 2008, o 11:36
Or use it as a niece piece of scenery for on the battlefield! 
Posted: 3 Dec 2008, o 12:27
Agree with CUKIERas.
I think your base is just perfect to make a "The Last Standing Man" diorama. Add hordes of enemies attacking the hill and let Grimgor die in his last battle (or defeat them all). Skeletons would be OK, as well as skavens, a pack of wolfes, or even a commando of dwarf warriors. You may also place a big monster down there, like a giant wurm for example (that would justify why the hell did he climb the hill).
I think your base is just perfect to make a "The Last Standing Man" diorama. Add hordes of enemies attacking the hill and let Grimgor die in his last battle (or defeat them all). Skeletons would be OK, as well as skavens, a pack of wolfes, or even a commando of dwarf warriors. You may also place a big monster down there, like a giant wurm for example (that would justify why the hell did he climb the hill).
Posted: 3 Dec 2008, o 15:59
W O W
thnx for all the answers!!!
With such support I`ll keep the project running
@CUKIERas
The idea with 2-3 Orcs sounds cool, I`m going to use it
@Marek
It`s going to be a river bank so he didn`t have to climb it
thnx for all the answers!!!
With such support I`ll keep the project running
@CUKIERas
The idea with 2-3 Orcs sounds cool, I`m going to use it
@Marek
It`s going to be a river bank so he didn`t have to climb it