"In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming." Only he ain't dreaming now.
I think the Nautilus may have bitten off more than it can masticate on this occasion, when it investigates a new island that has just arisen out of the Pacific.
This is a big reaper Bones mini in 28 mm, retailing for the very reasonable price of £30. The casting is excellent and everything went together smoothly with just a little milliput to fill in the joints.
I decided on Humbrol spray slime green as an appropriate base paint and added dark green wash and lemon yellow highlights.
That is massive, I doubt I would ever get it to the tabletop myself.
ReplyDeleteMakes a good terrain piece if nothing else. Or I might use it in Age of Sigmar. All massive models.
DeleteVery scary.
ReplyDelete"That is not dead which can eternal lie, yet with strange aeons even death may die"
ReplyDeleteNice beastie :)
Quite so. :)
DeleteDear Tamsin,
DeleteI recall translating that line into Latin for Mr Derleth in the '60s, even before I started writing for him.
Dave Drake
So it's your fault.
DeleteLovely work, or should I say Suitably Squamous work!
ReplyDeleteAlways enjoyed the mythos, and I rather like what you've done with good ol' Cthulhu!
Squamous? Great word.
DeleteIt looks huge in the pot. Very cool. cheers
ReplyDeleteCthulhu hot pot.
DeleteAnd surprisingly tasty too, if a little rubbery! ;-)
ReplyDeleteCant be worse than the average chicken cutlet.
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