



Same as before, Raven Guard iconography and all. On the mounted version, I thought it might be cool to have the bird's claws holding onto the skull and laurel so I tried my hand at sculpting them in place. Not the best, but a cool addition to the model when you look at him up close.
Here's the construction of the standing model.
Next up is a Captain Sicarius conversion.
This one is perhaps one of my all time favorites.
Make sure to check out these posts as they might help:
How to clean mold lines off your models
How to freehand the Raven Guard chapter symbol