Vulkan Hestan Conversion & Spoiler!

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**PandaMango141**

Hey there guys, I have just finished up my Vulkan model.
I was so excited to put him up on here that I didn't even let the inks dry or finish the base, for which I apologise! But let me know what you think

Thanks!

**Ifurita**

NIce job. However (and I know others will point this out), you should drill out the barrels of the flamer. It's particularly noticable in your photos.

**blood lance**

Cool counts as model!
Though good for what seems to be a first attempt at sculpting, the greenstuffed scale cape. It looks a lot like hes wearing a cape made of artificial grass.

And that lone wolf looks badass. Swords a tad humongous though.

**PandaMango141**

Ifurita wrote:
NIce job. However (and I know others will point this out), you should drill out the barrels of the flamer. It's particularly noticable in your photos.

I don't like doing this, or removing the mould lines, because I make a pig's ear of it all. Besides, it is only going to get wear and tear on the table top

And there is 0 green stuff on this guy.

**Darth Bob**

PandaMango141 wrote:
Ifurita wrote:
NIce job. However (and I know others will point this out), you should drill out the barrels of the flamer. It's particularly noticable in your photos.

I don't like doing this, or removing the mould lines, because I make a pig's ear of it all. Besides, it is only going to get wear and tear on the table top
And there is 0 green stuff on this guy.

If your models are getting "wear and tear" on the tabletop, you're playing some violent games of 40k.

**ironicsilence**

Darth Bob wrote:
PandaMango141 wrote:
Ifurita wrote:
NIce job. However (and I know others will point this out), you should drill out the barrels of the flamer. It's particularly noticable in your photos.

I don't like doing this, or removing the mould lines, because I make a pig's ear of it all. Besides, it is only going to get wear and tear on the table top
And there is 0 green stuff on this guy.

If your models are getting "wear and tear" on the tabletop, you're playing some violent games of 40k.

iron man 40k...when a model dies...hit it with a hammer...

Agree with the other comments, really solid conversion, cloak is the only part i'm not a fan of as the texture looks more like moss then scales

**Toastedandy**

Too drowned in ink for my taste. Why is the cloak coated in that lumpy green stuff? Lone wolf looks cool though, thought the wolf to the left was a small hairy pig.

**balsak_da_mighty**

Looks like he coated it in the sand that he did for the base.

Not bad, nice paint job. but as others have said mold lines and drill out barrels makes the models that much more appealing.

**codemonkey**

The cloak is the only thing that seems off. Other than that, maybe a little heavy on the ink, but still good (and you did mention it was still drying).

**insaniak**

PandaMango141 wrote:
I was so excited to put him up on here that I didn't even let the inks dry or finish the base, ...

Unfortunately, the unfinished base gets him shifted out of the showcase, as per the forum's rules.