What on Earth is that huge fing behind Azhag? It doesn't help the effect that he's too big for the Wyvern. And the puppet hanging from it is way too overwrought as a piece of symbolism. 
I don't get the relevance of the little wooden mannequin at all, has to be said. Just don't see a GW-fluff orc bothering with that. The huge fing is apparently a forearm and wing from a previous wyvern?
to be honest when i see it propped up on flagstones like that my 1st thought was " whos nicked the wheels?"
Yes, there is little point in those rocks being there as far as I can tell - it falls under my 'Theory of Cool Cliches' which is that every part of a mdoel must relate to every other part of a model - in this case, if there are rocks being used for the model to stand on then they should affect the way the model stands on them in order to tie them into the drama of the scene. This wyvern could easily stand flat on the base if you take the rocks away, therefore they are unnecessary. They aren't altering the aspect of the model. Just making it a little higher off the ground and thus less balanced. This particular area of the Theory is referred to as the Ryker Stance Problem. Star Trek fans will know what I'm referring to when I suggest that Mr Data occasionally had to shower to get the smell of Will Ryker's groin out of his hair. Ryker's preferred pose being the One-Foot-On-The-Monitor/Groin-In-The-Navigator's-Face Special. I have previously used this pose on Vampire Lord Von Blutgericht and the Dwarf Inventor, to a slightly lesser degree than Ryker used to practise it.
I can't wait until I'm at the point where I can start adding skullz to the dragon for the variants!
