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I'm converting an old Rogue Trader Dreadnought for my Fallen Dark Angel army. Did the initial conversions (aka gluing on as many venerable extras as possible) which included hooking up a servitor via an access cable, and replacing the main face with that of a modern dread (it's sensors shattered as it was flung through the warp).

I'll be updating as I go, but here it is so far.

WOW! Very cool!

Very cool, thanks for the ideas.

Awesome, what weapons load out are you giving it?

He's magnetized to have a combat arm and a flamethrower, but the second dread has a magnetized lascannon and plasma (he'll have 2 servitors peeling back panels, sauteing revealed cables with green stuff sparks) I might switch between the 2. Besides that I also have a space crusade dreadnought with all heavy weapons weapons so pretty much anything is possible.

Sauteing? With garlic and butter perhaps?

Or did you mean soldering?

The two are very different things. You can't sautee an electronic joint, and soldering food leaves for some odd metallic flavours (and heavy metal toxicity issues).

I believe I may have used the wrong term

chromedog wrote:Sauteing? With garlic and butter perhaps?

Or did you mean soldering?

The two are very different things. You can't sautee an electronic joint, and soldering food leaves for some odd metallic flavours (and heavy metal toxicity issues).