The mount

Actually it started with the mount - had the idea of a hunchback henchman with some books and stuff on the back, and the "backpack" sort of took off on it's own - cool enough. Well back to the mount then. Using a skaven body I could get the hunchbacked position, but I also wanted a tormented head, so a hood came into mind. I started by making a armature of wire and plastic rod which I shaped slightly in the top. I glued in a couple of cables from Dragon Forge design, then added a blob of greystuff and smeared it down the sides of the "head". I added a couple of lences from a marine scout's night goggles and made split in the hood down the middle. The final touch was a couple of stitches in the back and a cable for a rebreather. The rebreather was dumped again though as I did not want to make the model to busy in the front.

A bit of hair then

Thanks for all you suggestions on various platforms. I had quite a few suggestions on doing a powder/judges wig, which is an extremely cool idea, I was going to have a go at. In the end I decided against it though as it would not really fit the theme of the mini - a seductress albeit a very deadly one. So I went with something more feminine but still badass - took a couple of tries but now I'm fairly happy with it.
I could also read of a few comments that someone though her to be undead - that she is not, the skull will be metal.

Sweet Death - body armour

Not wanting Sweet Death to look like a fantasy Jenna Jameson - and no I'm not in the we don't want gaming minis with huge racks crowd, who the hell don't enjoy a set of good sized funbags - I decided to try my hand on sculpting some body armour. As said not because of the nakedness, but all the snirkly winding bits doesn't really fit the finished mini.
Not much to show yet buy more to be added.

Fingerprinting.........

Have been venturing even further into sculpting land - yes it's still quite simple, but for me it's still kind of rather new and difficult. Really funny this sculpting work, but yawser, do I  have a lot to learn.
I added some abdominal muscles and a bit of wetware for the big guy - thanks to Dave Taylor for the great tutorial, check it out here: http://davetaylorminiatures.blogspot.dk/2013/05/is-it-time-to-fight.html