The current tray has me completing the Warhammer Quest Silver Tower boxed set that I bought in 2016 and played precisely once. It probably says a lot about my relationship with games Workshop that I do not consider this a wasted purchase.
I started with with the skaven assassin and his mirror twin, which as a bonus allows me to enter Bjorn Stormborn’s Skaven and High Elves painting challenge.
These two models appealed to me as their in-game use seemed driven by a manufacturing limitation. Warhammer Quest contains two identical sprues of enemies, once of which is the skaven model. To deal with this the designers gave the assassin the ability to create a mirror of itself to confound the heroes.
I wasn’t sure how to approach this but some googling of previous examples of painted models gave me this idea. The normal assassin is painted as a ‘normal’ skaven, while the twin looks more like a warpstone-tainted reflection.
Works for me! To complete the effect I put both models on shattered domain bases.
Nice work man
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thanks! I think the last skaven I painted was a single original Warhammer Quest model over 20 years ago, so I had to think hard on this one
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Wow haha.
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Thinking hard has paid off here 🤓
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cheers!
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Ooooh, I like them! 🙂 Neat idea for both the mirror image and your interpretation of how it should look! Nice!
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Thanks John, I can’t claim credit for the idea, but it’s a good one for sure!
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. . . maybe, but it’s your representation of it that counts! 🙂
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cheers!
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Cool idea!
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Nice work! How does it work in-game? I based my Skaven but haven’t yet played ST or read the rules…
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Like you, I have no idea as yet! I just know one assassin is an image of the ‘real’ assassin.
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