Itty bitty little jacks & the horseman of the apocalypse

So I've gotten more Searforge done this week. Not a whole lot, but it could be less. I have everything for my Searforge contract assembled, based, primed, and awaiting paint. I also managed to get done the 2 blasters...well, one is done, the other needs washes and detail work. I think I went a little overboard on the Devlan Mud wash on the first one, so I think I'll go lighter on the second when I get around to it later this weekend.

So here they are:

Pre-Wash Blaster

Post-Wash Blaster

I think that they give a better idea of my basing scheme for the army as well, which is a rockyish area just after the snow is starting to melt... at least, that's what I'm going for.

I've also gotten the conversion work done on my very recently purchased Darragh Wrathe. I've seen a lot of conversions where people have extended the rear legs of the mount, and it makes a world of difference. Problem is, it just doesn't look quite right to me when they extend the leg below the ankle. Hence I decided to extend the leg above the ankle, and I'm actually quite happy with how it has turned out so far (aside from my mediocre sculpting skills). Maybe I'm just prejudiced, but I think it looks a little more natural than the other leg extensions that I've seen.

And what Darragh's gesture always makes me think..."Hey, look over there!"

Anyways, C&C is always appreciated.