Here is the army standard/objective marker for the Blood Rain. Its a complex kit from Raging Heroes. In general it assembles relatively well but the banner is extremely fragile which makes it difficult to properly clean up. Still its a stunning tabletop piece and I'm very happy to include it in the Kabal.
I went with the new style of Grotesque from Citadel for the Ubergrotesques of Urien Rakarth. These are from the first run of Finecast and it really shows. They were warped, quite brittle, and seem to be missing some parts which I replaced with fancy cut toothpick ends.
I'm experimenting with a few different necrotic skin types on these but wanted them to still work out as part of the same unit. These are still WiP and large areas that will be metal are based in a sort of corroded wash just to set the tone. There should also be a fair amount of green and yellow 'bile' in the different fluid vials that erupt from their bodies at various points and a lot of odd tubes and wires of various colors.
I'm still looking for good alternative models for the rest of the unit. Ideally I'd like something is roughly the same size and feel (like a big ghoul of some sort) with some more easily modifiable pose (or several base poses) than is the case with the actual Grotesque kit. The official kit is sculpted in an unfortunately striking pose that is not easily adapted across other members of the unit, making it very hard to resist the 'Conga Line' effect. It would also be cool if it rang in at something less than GW's hefty $24.75 per model.Finally I'm working on another Raging Heroes model to use as a musician in the Grotesque unit. Moloss and Minion is another complicated but very characterful kit. The tiny, multi-armed (or clawed) drummer is tricky to get assembled as the arms can make it impossible to position the drums if you get too wild with their placement. These will add a great deal of cool feel to the unit even if the musician has no actual game effect.