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For everyone who isn't a fan of the baby carrier look, here is a simple conversion to change the dreadknight. It only takes some dreadnought bits and some green stuff

Looks pretty damn good!

Please turn the picture around!


Also, I've gotta say that this, in my opinion, looks more awkward than the original model. It's mostly the arms. They look unnaturally smooth and rounded when contrasted with the boxy look of the Dreadnought chassis.

 Darth Bob wrote:
Please turn the picture around!


Also, I've gotta say that this, in my opinion, looks more awkward than the original model. It's mostly the arms. They look unnaturally smooth and rounded when contrasted with the boxy look of the Dreadnought chassis.

I kind of agree here. Perhaps adding the shoulder pieces fron a dreadnought would tie it together a little better.

That said.. the conversion and painting are very neatly done.

That's pretty cool, even if it isn't a MC any more.

It kind of gives me the feeling it should have a head but doesn't... Still better than the baby carrier also a really neatly done conversion!

I really like it. Don't need to change a thing I feel. Reminds me alot of a Spartan Destroid.

You can also do it with a Venerable Dreadnought !

http://thoseonceloyal40k.blogspot.ca/2014/04/venerable-dreadnought.html

The ven dread looks really sweet too!

so many haters, that looks sweet