Customer briefing

The Odyssey of Chogoris Warriors

Our journey with this project began with a message, a connection that was forged in the client’s desire to bring to life his unique vision in the world of Warhammer. This lover of strategy and tactics wasn’t just looking for miniatures; he craved the essence of his warriors in every detail. He challenged us to capture the essence of the White Scars with their white armor and red trim, but with a touch of authenticity that only Art-W Studio could provide.
His only request: that these figures become the embodiment of the Fifth Legion Space Marines, with Mongolian details on the Bladeguard and subtle adjustments to Commander Khan.
In our first conversation, the client entrusted us with his project with a creative freedom that inspired us. He wanted us to capture the essence of the Chogoris warriors, but with personal touches that would make them unique on the battlefield. This challenge excited us and pushed us to seek excellence in every detail.

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The Transformation of Kor’sarro Khan and his Bladeguards

In the bowels of Art-W Studio Commander Kor’sarro Khan leads the cosmic dance of war alongside his three Bladeguards, a symphony of miniatures that takes the Warhammer 40,000 narrative to new heights.
From the first click of 3D printers to the last brush stroke, every aspect of this commission has been a statement of unfettered creativity. The originally static Bladeguards have been transformed into authentic White Scars warriors using kitbashing techniques that have elevated their presence to a new dimension.
The color scheme, an ode to the classic White Scars, is just the beginning. White armor and red piping are the base, but layers of detail, shadows and highlights have been applied with surgical precision. The art of war is reflected in every angle, every edge masterfully crafted.
But this is not just a visual display. The bases, with their skillful recreation of weathered battlefields, immerse the miniatures in the narrative of war. 3D printed bits add an auditory dimension, an echo of battle that resonates in the viewer’s imagination.