Ahoggyá, part 2

One of the big questions with the new Ahoggyá miniatures for Tékumel is assembly - how should I put them together?  The large variety of arms make the process fun, with just a bit of thought involved also.

The above pic shows most of the arm pieces available.  A key observation to consider when choosing the arms is the bend of the 'elbow'.  Now, with single-mounted miniatures it is not a problem, but I want to put these beasts onto element basing, and the more straight the elbow, the more space is taken on the base.  I can see that the axe arms - in the center - are fairly straight and will need careful placement.  I am also thinking of chopping off some hands ... ouch! ... from some arms and pinning them to others to get a more varied look, and to combine the armored and unarmored arms better.


Here is a pic of the business end of a pair of Ahoggyá:

 
You can see that the axe on the far left extends beyond the limit of the base.  It is not bad but I will need to watch for that when it comes time to assemble the elements.


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