The Catchers and Thrower are variations on the theme, just tweaked for a more catchy or throwy pose. IвЂ™ve trimmed and matched the arms, and I replaced the heads with skulls & sculpted in vines & tendrils for вЂhairвЂ™. The вЂlinemenвЂ™ are all based on the Dryad mini вЂ“ a hard-working but basic monopose plastic body with separate arms. I loosely had the idea of using the tree-devil concept to build a Wood Elf team вЂ“ a very literal interpretation one might say! A starting Wood Elf team can go one of two ways вЂ“ either 2 Wardancers, a catcher and a bunch of linemen, or a Wardancer, a Treeman, a catcher, and a bunch of linemenвЂ¦ There are a few less common builds that involve fewer re-rolls, more catchers and/or a thrower, and I wanted the flexibility to experiment, so I ended up with the following list:

There was something about the concept of the tree-devils in particular that has been tickling away at the back of my mind ever since, and creating a horror-themed Blood Bowl team was the perfect excuse to dip back into my Sylvaneth bitsbox for another journey to the Albino Forest. During the project, I bashed together some grim denizens of the forest, and even put together a short story to introduce some of my ideas. I tried the same trick about 3 years ago when I made and painted a bunch of AdMech servitors that could double as an Undead BB team.Д¬oincidentally, IвЂ™ve gone back almost 3 years for the inspiration behind my latest team, and I revisited some ideas that IвЂ™ve been kicking around since I took part in The Chapel projectвЂ¦ Long-time followers of this blog might remember that I had a lot of input into the Albino Forest вЂ“ a setting that was used as part of the Chapel campaign. As usual for me, I wanted the minis in my team to do more than one job, so they needed to stand as their own thing as well as work as a BB team.

Greetings Terrans, how goes it? I have a fun post for you today, as I have finished a quick project to create a Blood Bowl team.

Blood bowl 3 or 4 rerolls