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"A Dashing Dirigible" - Brokk Grungsson (Painting)

Brokk Grungsson is a powerful duardin, 
and before his enemies die, 
he wants them to know it...



Welcome one and all to The Art of Caesura!

This post is the first of a two-parter to build some hype for next week's post...oooh mysterious!

My wife kicked off my new Kharadron Overlords army by getting me a few key pieces last year, one of which was Brokk Grungsson the Lord-Magnate himself! I built him (in sub-assemblies) almost immediately, but waited on painting him until I had a few rank and file Arkanauts under my belt so that I could get used to the colour scheme. 


Kharadron Overlords

I also wanted to be able to lavish loads of time on this guy, so I've been working away on him in the background. I actually finished him a while ago after a good month or so of highly HIGHLY enjoyable painting and have been dying to unveil him - now, before Christmas, seemed like a good time!


Kharadron Overlords

I only have a few pictures (of his dirigible) today, because I didn't want to spoiler him for the proper look next week. And a proper look we shall have...I think it's the most photos I've ever taken of a single model!


Kharadron Overlords

One more cryptic message before I go for today...I've already showcased his base on this blog...


Kharadron Overlords

Next week can't come soon enough, when I finally get to show you my rendition of this awesome model! See you then on The Art of Caesura!



Watching: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (again) - And MAN, is it good!


Next Week:

Have I hyped it enough?

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