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Does anyone have any links to any of Pete Taylors conversion work ? He was the guy who had lots of stuff in the original Realm of Chaos books.

Did you try Google?

yes but could only find someone who was inspired by him.

http://www.sodemons.com/ptaylor/index.htm

Literally the second link after the 'inspired by' one...

Revenent Reiko wrote:http://www.sodemons.com/ptaylor/index.htm

Literally the second link after the 'inspired by' one...

After i last posted i had another search and found that one by searching for "Pete Taylor realm of chaos" rather than his name or Pete taylor miniatures or pete taylor conversions, but he supposedly had hundreds for each power at the time of the original realm of chaos books so there ought to be loads more!
I also found a link to some of his actual miniatures rather than conversions but will get back to that another time.
Thanks for replying but anyone else with more info please weigh in.

Heres some more i found:
http://jonswargamesminis.blogspot.com/2010/01/relams-of-chaos.html

You are welcome, i do like all the old models.

It might be worth saying why you want to see pics (inspiration/nostalgia/seen an ols model you cant remember the name of? etc...) Just s people can help you out with ideas/links.