Plastic greatcoat troopers, heads are being rendered

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**Malika2**

Will the sculptor become obsolete? I hope not!

**greenskin lynn**

given the option, and time, i prefer to make a rough outta clay before i start it up in maya.

those helmets are cool, but also cause me to have horrible autocad class flashbacks

**Dustermaker**

Flashman wrote:As much as I would normally grumble about computers taking over the world (especially CGI in films), can't help but say that some of the new stuff being produced is simply of a better quality than the old stuff.

As for these heads and indeed other heads, bodies, arms and other paraphernalia, what's the score with using them for GW events?

You could use em anywhere, as long as 75% of the model is "GW" stuff you are cool. The head doesn't take up that much.

**Elusive71**

Iorek wrote:That "special" helmet looks like it's for snow combat.

I don't know why I think that.

Good call! Aside from it looking like a Star Wars Snowtrooper (with a face), it's got eye slits like those seen in Inuit snow goggles.