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Hi all
what do you think of my master of the forge with conversion beamer conversion?

It looks good, Red looks a little flat though.

Shame theres a gap between the should and the C/Beamer, but it doesn;t look awful.

Good work

Looks pretty good, but I would adjust it so it fits snugly into his shoulder, and a few cables leading into his backpack would look cool.

Funny thing is , one of the guys I game with just sent me an E mail asking if I had any bits from my IG that he could steal to make a conversion beamer for his MOTF. I don't do Marines so I had NO idea what he was looking for. Thanks to you, I do now.
Cheers!

The arm has bent slightly while being in my case will have to bend back down lol.
its a genuine conversion beamer from days of old.
was thinking of putting it on for trade

nice to see the old conversion beamer (and NOT the current style plasma cannon it resembles!) on a model. not trying to be the party pooper, but doesn't taking the beamer REPLACE the servo harness so he shouldn't have the giant mech arm?

your right about the servo harness, but it looses its techmarine look without it so i left it on.

true. you could always model some sort of giant battery or powerplant connected by cables to the back of the weapon instead. that would still look techmarine-y.

On my one i used the servo arm to muont the Beamer on.