Thanks guys! I appreciate your words.

Interesting basing on the pistoleers, jc. 

Thanks hertblue,

the unit side by side looks like

Those are Great JC! 

Thanks,

Inspired by the red lizards from Forbes, here it comes some of them with stone weapons instead Forbes' bronze weapons.

Nice. Good to hear that my colour scheme acted as an inspiration for yours.

The figures do look good in red. Which figure is the raptor rider?

Raptor raider is:

wizard lizardmen:cutting its legs, and making a groove in the book to fit the neck of the raptor

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raptor: is not in the website, I ask leon for him. It is a prototipe of the figure used in the range of lizards as mount. But istead of thin neck and small head, this prototype has big head like a sort of bird-dinosaure.

Hope I explained myself. 

Anyway forbes your army it is a great source of inspiration and very nicely done. 

cheers

 
Cheers - Phil

May all my enemies wield stone-bladed scimitars!

Quote from: jchaos79 on 02 March 2014, 08:07:04 AM
Raptor raider is:

wizard lizardmen:cutting its legs, and making a groove in the book to fit the neck of the raptor

+

raptor: is not in the website, I ask leon for him. It is a prototipe of the figure used in the range of lizards as mount. But istead of thin neck and small head, this prototype has big head like a sort of bird-dinosaure.

Hope I explained myself. 

Anyway forbes your army it is a great source of inspiration and very nicely done. 

cheers

I thought it looked like the wizard - that raptor is nice. It is a nice variant on the standard long necked ones, it would be good to have it in production.

Glad that you like the Nature army - its been great fun to put together over the last year, from both sourcing all the figures to make up the different units, to painting them (many of which have been nice and fast to paint, to actually getting some games in with it.

Really like those lizards, good conversions too.

Very nice

take care

andy

Very nicely done - that's a great conversion 

Nice conversion!
The colour scheme is also a good choice. 

Here it comes, a couple of pictures from stretlis (Great Northern wars). (I will use them as proxis of Kislevites bowmen)