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"Vile Reclamation" - Abomination (Sawhawk)

“Many question the curiously human faces some abominations have,
And how they came to be lodged in a monstrosity of flesh and steel.”

Malifaux 2E: Crossroads


Hey dudes and dudettes, welcome back to The Art of Caesura!

And welcome to the first non-World of Smog mini on my blog so far. I had heaps of fun with this grotesque little Malifaux dude. He’s an abomination from Leviticus’ set, and man is he tiny! I dub him "SAWHAWK"

Abomination

I have to say, this guy went together really smoothly, there were minimal mould lines to clean and all his various limbs popped right into place.

Abomination

He really made me think of some monstrosity from Doom or Wolfenstein and is titular Sawhawk is right echoed in Mad Max's Scrotus. I had fun breaking up his fleshy bits with Blood for the Blood-god technical paint splattered on with a stippling brush.

Abomination

Abomination


I just wanted to include a few work-in-progress shots to try to show him in a bit more detail, and to give a bit of reference as to the scale of him against my ginormous-looking (but actually normal-sized) fingers.

Abomination

Abomination

Abomination

Abomination

Abomination

I should give a shout-out to Secret Weapon miniatures, from whom I got the awesome bases. My final plan is to do both Lynch’s crew and Leviticus’ crew with these bases, but add a bit of snow to the Lynch bases and some autumnal leaves to the Leviticus bases. I think it’ll tie them together nicely while still giving each an individual flare.

Thanks all, see you next week on The Art of Caesura


Reading: Malifaux 2E: Crossroads
Listening: Hotel California – The Eagles
Gaming: Dawn of War II - Relic


Next week:
Another creepy little bugger...

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