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Skaven Blood Bowl Team for my Daughter's teacher.

 My youngest daughter's teacher (an ex collegue off mine too) is a Blood Bowl player.

An extra rat with lots of extras, a squirrel (they're all the rage I hear) and a saurus type. all spares I'e had lieing around and painted up for my mate.


Three different styles of teams.


Just run the ball!


Bundle!

So instead of the usual candles/wine/pointless tat, I found him a second hand Blood Bowl team, and painted them up for him. These are the 2016 plastic Skaven, and I was quite impressed by them.
Final part of the team, and my daughtere's leaving present for her teacher, a Rat Ogre.




Line rats


Oh, he supports Watford to...


What, you've never noticed the similarity between the Horned Rat and the Watford logo?


Throwers


Gutter Runners


Storm Vermin


The whole team (needfs some subs, if he teaches her well, I might have to find some...)

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