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Greybox drawovers and props done for some maps in Concord. The environment team did a phenomenal job as well! Done with: https://www.artstation.com/ghostorbit https://www.artstation.com/liammacdonald
Credit goes to Undead Labs and Doug Williams
The Ghost 🖤
Description The "Dolly" class Waaritech was one of the first to come in contact with humans, crashing down in Poland in early 1941. Sent as an expeditionary unit, this Dolly encountered a squad of German troops sent to investigate it's impact crater, and subsequently stomped them into paste. Making its way towards the Deutsche Marine base on the Bay of Danzig, Dolly destroyed several half-tracks full of soldiers, and was wounded by an approaching Panther tank. The Dolly unit quickly retreated and healed, then attacked swiftly, tearing the turret off of the tank and throwing it into the bay, where it attracted the attention of the crew on board the Bismarck. The machine learned from every attack thrown at it, how to better deflect the damage caused, and heal even faster each time it was injured. Small arms and explosives rapidly lost all effect on it, as it entered the outer naval base, destroying all resistance encountered. Ascending a small hill though, Dolly suddenly found itself being zeroed in on by the Bismarck's forward turrets, and was unable to maneuver out of the way when they fired. Dolly's remains were placed in crates and shipped to the Mittelwerk facilities for storage and later study. The paperwork pertaining to their contents happened to be sent to a different facility, and so Dolly remained undisturbed for over seventy years. Recently, during a History Channel excavation of the V-2 factories in the Mittelwerk tunnels, the crates containing the pieces of a strange machine were unearthed after being buried since 1945. The crates were crushed, but their contents were strangely shaped and lacking any noticeable corrosion. Shipped to the Smithsonian in Washington DC, the machine within was pieced back together and studied by the top war technology researchers in the world. They had all never seen anything like it, and concluded that it may have been a secret German weapon that failed in its prototype phase. Upon microscopic examination of the breaks in the machines hull, the scientists made an incredible discovery: the molecules that made up the machine were active, and attempting to repair itself! Unknowing the danger at doing so, the scientists proceeded to piece Dolly back together, and observe the repair process as it happened, which it did very quickly. Dolly repaired itself, drawing energy from the local power grid, and then proceeded to stomp the group of scientists, History Channel technicians, and camera crews into bloody smears. It then smashed through the wall of the laboratory building, and blasted a very powerful tachyon signal into space, and then went off to trash an entire Rolls Royce dealership. More on the Waaritech and Dolly's exploits to come. About Dolly: The Dolly class of Waaritech is among the smallest of all the Waaritech Machaa's terrestrial units. They are used for general pacification, due to their toughness, intelligence and brute strength. Thousands are dispersed in orbit of a planet of interest, where they then rain down as needed. They can survive falling from orbit and impacting with a planets surface easily, and can leap into the air and fly using electro-nuclear rockets. Other than their four legs and bulk, Dollies carry no offensive weaponry, but their nano-molecular construction allows them to heal from almost any damage. Their intelligence also make them incredibly difficult to destroy, as when they are injured once, the same method will most likely not work on them again.
Concept art made for Outlaws of Thunder Junction with the WOTC concept team. These are my designs for the train that can be seen throughout the card set released a couple of weeks ago! - Images shared with Permission of Wizards of the coast
This embroidery pattern features bright flying being launched from a canon. Stitch onto tea towels, tote bags and t-shirts, or stitch your own circus-themed...
Electric Grenade. A little work I did for fun over the weekend.
