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Hello there, fellow Dakkers!

It's been a while since I uploaded this images, but i was really short on time to post a few words about 'em. Well, now i have a moment to fix it =)
Here, I want to present you my first conversions: the Inquisitor and one of his retinue:





More about this two you can read in my Blog.

I'll be glad to get any feedback. Thank you.

I only wish I had half the talent you have. they look great.

looks good, I like the wyche conversion

What bits did you use for that Inquisitor? And what is the base model? It looks great!

Jimsolo wrote:What bits did you use for that Inquisitor? And what is the base model? It looks great!

As i wrote in my first post, you can read all the details in my Blog
But, shortly, the whole Thunder Hammer is a scratch build: i used a hammerhead from one DnD miniature, a metal paper clip as a hilt, "wrapped" with GS, a plastic cord from GW Gretchin box, a skull on the hilt was sawed off some sceleton and decoration from GW SM Devastators box.
The Plasma Revolver was simply made from Plasma Pistol and Grot Blasta cylinder.
The base model is FW Solomon Lok.

Awesome! nice color theme!

The hammer is incredibly disproportionate.

poipo32 wrote:The hammer is incredibly disproportionate.

Yeap. That's Warhammer 40k

2 poipo32
- An argument of questionable attitude. Comparing to what?

IMO this is the kind of disproportion that makes 40k look so cool.

I like the hammer.

Nicely painted i hope these models find a nice home in an =][= munda game (:

Nice solomon loke conversion

Rogue Wolves wrote:Nicely painted i hope these models find a nice home in an =][= munda game (:

I'm pretty new to the wargaming yet... So, =][= munda game is the Necromunda, isn't it?
Anyway, this models are going to be used mostly for some 40k related role-playing games, based on DnD rules, i guess (not sure, really - we're still searching for the most sutable system for our RP games).

storag wrote:2 poipo32
- An argument of questionable attitude. Comparing to what?

His hand...
You know, the fact he can't close his hand on it because the pole is too large.


BTW there is a quote button in the top right of every comment.

Nice work! It's always nice to see fresh ideas and conversions.

2 The_Stormrider
- About freshness... Just stumbled upon this on the net - check the female on this art. Seems that almost everything was done before this way or another =/

2 poipo32
- The hammer is about size of an average 40k relic weapon. What you've mentioned simply highlights the fact that such weapons in this universe are huge for even a strongly build human. But we can always assume that this Inquisitor was specially augmented with some kind of strength enhancer to be able to use it. As the author have said before - this is Warhammer 40k after all.

They are gorgeous. The colours and tones really remind me of John Blanche paintings.

on sec, I just need to pick up my jaw

I'm not wild about the Inquisitor. The weapons look too big and awkward in his hands, and he's holding the hammer so far down on the handle that it looks really unwieldy. The wench, however, is pretty damn good. Everything looks proportionate and the Inquisitorial shoulderpad really completes the model.