I’ve been carrying these two around for years and I FINALLY spent about 5 hours getting them done today. Meet Baphemut and Cassandra, my greater daemon and/or daemon prince model! Baph is an old-school GW minotaur I got for cheap (cuz he’s so old) and Cassy is an old-school Dark Elves slave girl. I just thought it’d be really cool to make this big blue monster with a hotty girl friend stretched out like a cat in heat on his base.
I’d really like to say more about them but to be honest… It’s 10pm and my eyeballs hurt from painting all day. Good night!
J. D. Brink
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J. D. Brink is a Naval officer, nurse, writer, and family man who wishes he had more time for hobbying.His dream is to one day spend all his time making up stories and painting miniatures.
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Cool looking figure and a great idea to add the woman to the base, makes it much more interesting.
I agree with Sean, it’s a cool idea and unique. I’d like to see a bit more elaborate basing, just something to break up the starkness of it, but otherwise I dig it.
Cool! That’s a very clever counts-as and a solid paint job.
Thanks fellers! Yeah, the basing is really my first non-straight-black-plastic base ever, and i bought it to be cool and sculpted and ready to rock, which it wasn’t. supposed to be a “river of skulls” — you can kinda see it but they didnt mold out very well. Now i want to play some daemons just to get these two out on the field killin’ folks.