Painting Update #8

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Work continues on Harald. His Thunderwolf is now complete.

 
 
Then I added some Army Painter Tundra Tufts on the base, so it now fits with the other Thunderwolves.
 
 


 
 
 
One thing about this particular model is that it happens to be a little front heavy, mainly due to it being towards the front of the base. So I added a few pennies as counter weight.
 
More to come.







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