Monday, July 18, 2016

Egyptian Army behemoth stand: the Mummy's tomb.


Andy just provided me with thee photos of this latest element for his semi-historical ancient Egyptian HotT army: a behemoth. He wanted to encapsulate the idea of relentlessly powerful mummies breaking through the stonework. I thought the base was just gorgeous, gobsmackingly good in fact, so I had to share his photos.





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