Wrath of Kings: Monster add-ons

After sculpting up the C.A.G.E. and Blood Engine I was asked to make a couple of parts to swap-out on those figures. Casts of the figures were sent to me and I just sorta made some stuff. Here are the WIP pics...

Teknis C.A.G.E. : I sculpted a right hand for this guy thats pretty much like the original left hand and gave him a spear.

Goritsi Blood Engine: Kinda had fun with this, a replacement arm with a sword and a new boiler for his back. I tried to keep it looking Gothic and unusual.

And here are some shots of mix and matching

As well as some side-by-side shots of the C.A.G.E.

Wrath of Kings: Gorbal the Rampager (AKA: Wolf-Bat-Man Guy)

Another new WoK figure finally making it's way into production and it turns out he is called "Gorbal the Rampager" and not "Wolf-Bat-Man Guy" like I had named him. I guess they don't like my ideas for titles.
This guy was finished up in August of 2013 and looking back at it the work I did on the backpack I am not displeased too much. Something that is pretty regular for me in my work is a lack of back detail in concept art, especially with the steampunk boiler/backpacks that seem to be the fad right now. Because of that it's up to me to figure out how all these tubes and such all fit together and every-once-in-a-while things work out OK. I usually don't get the chance to be retrospective about my work since as soon as I am done with one figure I'm thinking about the next so getting to look back at these pictures is kind of nice. Keep in mind it's been almost three years since I sculpted this guy and I have no recollection of actually making this so it's sort of an added, "I did that?" to the walk down memory lane.

Wrath of Kings Ucuzo

This was my first figure for the new Wrath of Kings line from Cool Mini or Not and he seems to be a limited edition. I am not too sure about the factions or overall themes for the game so I can't comment on what it's all about but he is a big guy for the vampire-ish(?) army I think... Gortisi? This figure was done back in Feb. of this year and I would give credit to the painter if I knew who it was. 
Picture provided by CMoN.