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From the album: Warhammer
Title says it all, bit of a pain to paint, yellow is rough! Model turned out looking pretty good though. This is a conversion using a Assault Sargent's chainsword arm. -
From the album: Warhammer
This is quite possibly one of my best painted models to date. Now, I’m the first person to look at my work and go “eh..could be better, however I’m very happy with how this turned out, maybe a little proud. Converted with a different arm and hand, I thought the initial pose with a one handed bolt rifle looked silly... so I like to think he’s drawn his sword as pistol for some CQC while leaving his rifle on sling. -
From the album: Warhammer
"Alessio Cortez was a Captain of the Crimson Fists. He was known to instill a sense of stubborn pride in his men and to carry on fighting no matter what, ignoring wounds that would even stop a Space Marine." This is a conversion of a Space Marine Sternguard to create the hero of the 4th company, Cortez who amongst the Crimson Fists, is legend. His wargear isn't 100% accurate, however I did make this model many years ago. -
From the album: Warhammer
Not sure what the idea was of whoever built this [Bought second hand and re painted] double Chain Fist and then a Chain Bayonet on the Storm Bolter? -
From the album: Warhammer
This model, was actually one of the first models I made many, many years ago when I bought my very first Space Marine Tactical Squad. The torso and legs are ancient, I removed the original arms as they were not only damaged but ruined by the heretical painting of FunkuBoy Jr when he first started painting his models. SO! Arms and head replaced and re painted with my current skill. Though my army has too many officers, this one will always hold a special place for both nostalgia and the fact I saved it from being discarded into the "Corpse Pile" box. -
From the album: Warhammer
This model is made of random leftover bits and a green stuff conversion, the hair and beard both being sculpted. This was painted ages ago with crappy old paint. Probably the only Wolf I'll ever do. -
From the album: Warhammer
Wanted to try a couple of different chapters with the extra models I have. So I'm painting up Primaris in the colours of the loyal founding Chapters. -
From the album: Warhammer
Recon and long range specialist, equipped with a modified Stalker pattern Phobos Bolter with built in elongated barrel and silencer [As silent as I guess you can make such a weapon] and custom rounds for all situations. I originally wanted this character to be draped in a big camo cloak however doing so would have obscured a lot of the details I put into the model, so I settled for having it draped and slightly catching the wind. This cloak is actually made of tissue paper, as I wanted something thin but that would give the texture if rough fabric. Inspiration for this came from: http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/ to… check it out! It's a rad tutorial and props to the gent who shared this. Lemme know what you think. -
From the album: Warhammer
For the longest time, I couldn't decide what weapon to give this guy, swapping between flamer, plasma, heavy bolter... even considered a rocket launcher but thought it a bit too much. HOWEVER, i felt that plasma gave the group it's biting edge, good for both armoured infantry and vehicles, it's a good multi-use weapon. This guy turned out really well, quite pleased all things considered. Please consider giving the image a click to reduce it's size for a bit better quality)) -
From the album: Warhammer
Leader of a small 3 astartes infiltration team with mortal support. my first delve into "True Scale" conversions, made from Terminator legs, Primaris bodies, Mk 3 arms and power packs with plenty of greenstuff. All done for an interesting project a friend has going over on Instagram. There's a whole back story as to why marines still using Heresy era gear are now in the 41st millennium and possible Loyal Alpha Legion!? Ask for details if interested.
