Silver Tower Week day II: Blue Horrors

This is day two of the Silver Tower Week, and I'm continuing with Horrors. This time the blue ones.

I'm a much bigger fan of the old out of production metal Pink Horrors than the newer plastic ones. luckily the new Pink Horrors from Silver Tower are a lot bigger than the older ones, so I can use the old metal ones as Blue Horrors!

I only had three metal Horrors lying around, so I had to use one from the box. This ended in a quite strange conversion. I gave it a tree on it's head to match the pink one using Sylvaneth Dryad bits. I also gave it an extra leg and removed an arm, to make it more interesting. I really like the old metal Horrors, so I didn't convert them much. I only gave one some additional tentacles using green stuff, and gave another one a ghoul arm to replace one I had lost. 

Silver Tower Week day I: Pink Horrors

In the last couple of weeks, I've been converting and painting the models from Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower. I really wanted to play the game, so I decided to paint up the units as quickly as possible. But I've never really enjoyed painting anything straight out of the box, so most of the models have been converted to some degree. 

Instead of posting all the models in one big photo-dump, I want all the units to have individual posts. The best way to do this, is to post one unit each day. It will take about a week to show you everything I've done so far. So here's the first post of Silver Tower Week!

To start of the Silver Tower Week, I want to show you my version of the pair of Pink Horrors. The Pink Horrors in the box are identical, flat and a bit too comical for my taste. To give them more variety, and make them more nightmareish, I gave them both new heads/faces. 

I gave the first one a metal mask, from a green stuff cast of a small angle statue. You have probably seen the exact same face several times in the past couple of weeks in a lot of my projects. I'll stop over using it soon. Or not. We'll see. I thought it would look cool with some antlers on this one, which resulted in a tree growing out of the Horrors head. I used Sylvaneth Dryad tree-branches to achieve this. 

The other Horror is one of the creepiest models I've made from the Silver Tower kit. I gave it a hand from FWs Gal Vorback possessed marines that looks like a fleshy beak with teeth, which felt fitting for the Tzeentch-theme.