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For the other parts , i used some transistor pieces , a G.I.JOE backpack , some wire and plastic pipe.

You really are creative, arent you?

Thanks , im trying to make better conversions / models with my stuff

please show us some wip pics. i could identify the ccw but the rest is foggy^^. great scratch building i have to say.

cheers mate, vik

That.... that is awesome. A brilliant example of ingenuity, and with a good paintjob to match! Kudos.

EDIT: I am curious as to how you did the blood effects. I'd like to try my hand at something along those lines.

romeo.lima wrote:That.... that is awesome. A brilliant example of ingenuity, and with a good paintjob to match! Kudos.

EDIT: I am curious as to how you did the blood effects. I'd like to try my hand at something along those lines.

Usally i'm using near dry red glass paint for old blood effect , it really works ! . For fresh blood , mix of blood red paint and some glue plus varnish .

That build is just made out of lulz and win - mostly lulz!

Great result, man! Never thought about using lego for more than terrain... But i doubt i'd be able to fit anything onto my 'nids, tho'!

don´t say that. i have a bionicle mask that would look really good for a superheavy nid...

vik