barbarian from GW?

[graymouser17]

has anybody used at the Warhammer Chaos Maruders and take one figure and turn the figure into a non- chaotic barbarian (hero) ?

 

[BloodFather of Kharnath]

I've never done that , but I have painted and converted any of them. They are not the best barbarian types that are out there. Don't like their giant belt buckles or their overly blocky builds. Take a lot of prep work to get right as well. But I like to cut off the lower leg at the knee and glue to on at a ninety degree angle so it appears he is running. You can also very easily sculpt on a wolf or bear pelt. It's easier than it sounds so PM me for an SBS. I also like to carve off their belts and chains that go across their chests and refill this area with some musculature. Add some tattoos.

Better yet go check out Russian-alternatives barbarian minis. Best in the business.

 

[evl hmr]

Better yet go check out Russian-alternatives barbarian minis. Best in the business.[/QUOTE]

That is a huge claim. Maybe the best in your opinion? Reaper have some pretty solid barbarians as do Hasslefree too.

 

[grefven]

Red Box Games got loads of great barbarians. Go check them out. Otherwise, for the "best barbarian miniatures", in my humble opionion, got to be Confrontation.

 

[BloodFather of Kharnath]

Better yet go check out Russian-alternatives barbarian minis. Best in the business.

That is a huge claim. Maybe the best in your opinion? Reaper have some pretty solid barbarians as do Hasslefree too.[/QUOTE]

I don't think the OP, or anyone, needs me to state that this is my opinion. This holds true of all things subjective. <----This sentence is not opinion, but fact.

 

[grefven]

Norsgard also have some really good barbarians, you can check them out here at CMoN shop.

 

[BloodFather of Kharnath]

Red Box Games got loads of great barbarians. Go check them out. Otherwise, for the "best barbarian miniatures", in my humble opionion, got to be Confrontation.

^^^^RBG are awesome, yes.