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Hi there.

since the new Nid codex came out I was thinking about how to build me a tervigon. I always had something mind that breaks out of the surface to spill swarm and swarm of gaunts into the enemy.
While I was still guessing how to make those "birth tunnels" I stumbled upon a toy dragon wich looked quite nice für this project. (well, stumbled upon is not quite right, I baught the dragon because of the dinosaur eg it was packed in, should make a nice landing capsule...)

For the mouth I discovered something called "catus fruit" which where sold in dry form on our local christmas market. Finally I added some front legs I still had from a modell-trike I de-assembled years ago.

Now I just need to hide all the greenstuff :-)

It looks good so far

partially painted

Looks pretty good so far, but could you take a picture with a white background? Right now he blends in with his surroundings and it's kind of difficult to see where the Tervigon ends and your table begins.

I knew it would improve once you get some paint on that thing! But some more pictures would be nice.

almost done...

Ok, it's finished. I'm still thankfull for some commentarys though

Ok, and as an last addition, a size comparison between the tervigon and my carnifex.



See you with the Tyrannofex Project (I still have one of those dragons left....)

An interesting tervigon conversion; pretty unique concept. Doesn't look very niddy though. Perhaps it's the head with the large eyes. Nonetheless, good job.