Trench Crusade Style - Tet’o Abomination

A nightmarish champion of the deep, the Trench Crusade Style Tet’o Abomination is a hulking war-creature drawn from the abyssal faith of the Disciples of Tet’o. Equal parts artillery platform and close-quarters butcher, this bloated monstrosity lumbers forward through mud, wire, and corpses alike,  an unholy fusion of flesh, barnacle-encrusted armour, and blasphemous weaponry.

Towering over standard infantry at 101mm from top to bottom, the Tet’o Abomination embodies the industrial horror of trench warfare twisted through an eldritch, oceanic lens. Its swollen form is layered with ritual plates, hanging talismans, and chained reliquaries, while heavy cannon mounts and brutal close-combat limbs mark it as a frontline terror rather than a passive idol.

Within Trench Crusade–style games, this model naturally fills the role of a trench crusade style heavy shock unit or daemon-engine equivalent, ideal as a walking artillery brute, corrupted siege construct, or abyss-blessed champion leading lesser disciples into no-man’s-land.

Supplied with a custom round base, the Tet’o Abomination is a centrepiece miniature well-suited to narrative campaigns, grim-dark display boards, or as a focal monster within a sea-themed eldritch army.

Key Features

• Trench Crusade style eldritch war construct
• Part of the Disciples of Tet’o collection
• Cthulhu-inspired, oceanic horror aesthetic
• Approx. 101mm tall (top to bottom)
• Heavy weapon mounts and brutal melee anatomy
• Supplied with custom base
• Ideal as a proxy for a heavy shock unit, daemon engine, or siege monster

Painting Guide — Tet’o Abomination

A grim, ocean-rotted palette that blends trench crusade style filth with abyssal horror.

1. Prime

• Black primer for deep shadows and a suitably oppressive base.
• Optional: heavy zenithal spray of dark grey to help define the bloated musculature.

2. Flesh & Hide

• Basecoat: Dark green-grey or sickly blue-grey tones.
• Shade: Black mixed with green or blue wash pushed deep into folds.
• Highlight: Pale seafoam, grey-blue, or desaturated ivory on raised areas.

3. Armour Plates & Machinery

• Basecoat: Dark iron, gunmetal, or corroded steel.
• Weathering: Sponge on browns and oranges for rust effects.
• Wash: Heavy black-brown wash to unify the metal.

4. Tentacles, Growths & Details

• Use purples, bruised pinks, or algae greens for contrast.
• Gloss varnish selectively for a wet, unnatural sheen.

5. Weapons & Cannon Barrels

• Drybrush silver over dark metallics.
• Add heat staining with thin blue and brown glazes near muzzles.

6. Base

• Mud textures, broken boards, and trench debris work best.
• Add puddles or slime effects for a drowned battlefield look.

This set consists of ready-to-assemble parts. Super glue is best for assembly.

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