Approved
thx a lotA skeleton knight!!
Looks cool but horse is a bit f up.
But Artas is already riding the same shit so I guess it's ok.
5/5
, but Arthas's (and Hero DK's) horse is a bit different. I just removed the armor plates on the horse's shoulders and the horns to make it look simpler, as this is supposed to be a unit and not a hero. Lord Garithos is such a thing, only he's a hero.
Not knows about helemt though. :/
5/5
thx, dear neffewGood job Uncle Fester !
Oh, should have mentioned it, srry.Why would a skeleton prioritize head cover? Isn't the whole point of a helmet to protect the head which, on a living creature, is relatively fragile and weak to direct hits due to the whole notion of it housing organical key parts like brain, blood, eyes etc.?
I mean, don't get me wrong here, I'm sure that it helps this guy out somewhat with durability and stuff. My reasoning is just such that - if I were a skeleton - I would most certainly prioritize an all-around useful pointier weapon over situationally useful headwear. The statistics clearly states that skeletons in general are fighting organical creatures more often than other undead, and as such invesing in the perfect weapon or an extra lance rather than some showoff headwear would boost the effectiveness of the boner by a great deal.
One could argue that the skeleton, lacking a brain as it happens, would pick suboptimally when at the weapon store due to out right incompetence. However, one should also take into consideration that the skeleton by its very nature is a vassal serving under a more powerful and intelligent being, possibly a necromancer or simular. This master, regularly performing complex summoning rituals and such, must of course be more than capable of aiding the skeleton in the important task of spending its savings when at the weapons store in an optimal and rational way for killing the intended enemy. Taking todays tough market into consideration as well, spending wisely should naturally be of relatively high priority.
My point here is that it is beyond me how the presented skeleton have ended up with a half-assed sword, no secondary weapon and not even a shield, while at the same time it is wearing a class 4, high-quality footman helmet for head protection.
In other words: Me likes this model overall.
The helm's purpose is rather decorative, than protective. You see, the usual ingame skeletons have no helm, so i decided to give this unit one to show that it's from a higher status (it's a fallen knight, not just any skeletal rider ). Knights usually had helms to (those ingames for some reason don't do.... 
), so i thought it might fit more to make a fallen knight with it, rather then simple. Anyways, thx a lot for your rating and feedback 
Hm, that sounds pretty good to me, though i must say that this kind of skull looks more like an antilope skull rather than from a horse. That's why i also removed the horns from this horse.
But anyways thx for advise.
(((( If it not difficult for you and not take much time, please, can you make this model again and add it here?
I don't have that model anymoreUncle Fester, I saw in your albom "Haradrim" a rider with sword and wooden shield. This one http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/members/191965-albums3588-picture43211.html
I m very very very need this model for my campaing
. Had it on my old PC, but it crashed a year ago or so. That aside, this version is very old. Nice to hear that
It's not meaned to be something complex, all-to-special. Just a usual unit like all the others in the battlefield.
Why would a skeleton prioritize head cover? Isn't the whole point of a helmet to protect the head which, on a living creature, is relatively fragile and weak to direct hits due to the whole notion of it housing organical key parts like brain, blood, eyes etc.?
I mean, don't get me wrong here, I'm sure that it helps this guy out somewhat with durability and stuff. My reasoning is just that - if I were a skeleton - I would most certainly prioritize an all-around useful pointier weapon over situationally useful headwear. The statistics clearly states that skeletons in general are fighting organical creatures more often than other undead, and as such invesing in the perfect weapon or an extra lance rather than some showoff headwear would boost the effectiveness of the boner by a great deal.
One could argue that the skeleton, lacking a brain as it happens, would pick suboptimally when at the weapon store due to out right incompetence. However, one should also take into consideration that the skeleton by its very nature is a vassal serving under a more powerful and intelligent being, possibly a necromancer or simular. This master, regularly performing complex summoning rituals and such, must of course be more than capable of aiding the skeleton in the important task of spending its savings when at the weapons store in an optimal and rational way for killing the intended enemy. Taking todays tough market into consideration as well, spending wisely should naturally be of relatively high priority.
My point here is that it is beyond me how the presented skeleton have ended up with a half-assed sword, no secondary weapon and not even a shield, while at the same time it is wearing a class 4, high-quality footman helmet for head protection.
In other words: Me likes this model overall.
lol
