Geddonight wrote:

Death By Monkeys wrote:So, the World Terminators are the Long Fangs of Khorne?

(Hm. That's a conversion that needs doing - Long Fangs on O2...maybe one in a wheelchair)

You, sir, need to come clean the Mt. Dew off my monitor. I can't get that image out of my mind... now, I need to find a pewter wheelchair and convert a longfang sergeant for my buddy.

There is aheroclix professor X, if I'm not mistaken. That might be a good place to start.

Back on topic, how hard is it to biggerize terminator legs, folks? Who's tried it?

These new ones are nice, but I actually like some of the old berzerkers, particularly the one Stormtrooper X posted with the skull helmet. It's certainly not the greatest sculpt technically, but I just think it's cool.

Ooo...Im diggin' the the chests and new helmets. Makes my wallet cry though. *sighs*

I imagine, to limit the cost, you could mix them in with regular beserker models. Depending on how many you get in the kit you could have World Eaters leading converted (to Khorne) marines or something like that.

Stormtrooper X wrote:@malfred - These are pictures of the GW World Eaters and the FW World Eaters. I'll let you decide which looks cooler. (I hope this works, never posted pics on Dakka.

Mmm, I actually like the standard GW minis a little bit better.

jfrazell wrote:

Stormtrooper X wrote:@malfred - These are pictures of the GW World Eaters and the FW World Eaters. I'll let you decide which looks cooler. (I hope this works, never posted pics on Dakka.

Mmm, I actually like the standard GW minis a little bit better.

I think it's because the standard ones are painted. If those FW models had a 'Eavy Metal paint job on them I think people's reactions would be a bit more positive.

I like the face grill work on the standard GW one (not comparing the termies here). I do like the powerfist on the FW termie better.

jfrazell wrote:I do like the powerfist on the FW termie better.

It is a nicer sculpt. Shouldn't it have more skulls though?

Savnock wrote:There is aheroclix professor X, if I'm not mistaken. That might be a good place to start.

Hm. What would you name that model? Professor Ulrik? Professor Ragnar? Xavier the Slayer?

Ah. Professor Bjorn.

SM116:
Accepting the new you: the geneseed insertion process
Professor Ragnar
TA: Xavier the Slayer


This course is meant to give the student a quick overview of the geneseed insertion process. While this procedure is invasive and physical healing is often required due to the size of the insertion tool, the student will learn coping mechanisms so his battlefield performance is not hampered. After the initial geneseed insertion, students will be given a physical and those who exhibit physical coping stress (the student's gait will be scrutinized) will be required to take a corequisite -SM117: Physical Therapy.

stonefox wrote:SM116:
Accepting the new you: the geneseed insertion process
Professor Ragnar
TA: Xavier the Slayer


This course is meant to give the student a quick overview of the geneseed insertion process. While this procedure is invasive and physical healing is often required due to the size of the insertion tool, the student will learn coping mechanisms so his battlefield performance is not hampered. After the initial geneseed insertion, students will be given a physical and those who exhibit physical coping stress (the student's gait will be scrutinized) will be required to take a corequisite -SM117: Physical Therapy.

I've been reading KK's posts too much. Does anyone else see a "between the lines" thing here?

Stormtrooper X wrote:

stonefox wrote:SM116:
Accepting the new you: the geneseed insertion process
Professor Ragnar
TA: Xavier the Slayer


This course is meant to give the student a quick overview of the geneseed insertion process. While this procedure is invasive and physical healing is often required due to the size of the insertion tool, the student will learn coping mechanisms so his battlefield performance is not hampered. After the initial geneseed insertion, students will be given a physical and those who exhibit physical coping stress (the student's gait will be scrutinized) will be required to take a corequisite -SM117: Physical Therapy.

I've been reading KK's posts too much. Does anyone else see a "between the lines" thing here?

NO!

Stormtrooper X wrote:

stonefox wrote:SM116:
Accepting the new you: the geneseed insertion process
Professor Ragnar
TA: Xavier the Slayer


This course is meant to give the student a quick overview of the geneseed insertion process. While this procedure is invasive and physical healing is often required due to the size of the insertion tool, the student will learn coping mechanisms so his battlefield performance is not hampered. After the initial geneseed insertion, students will be given a physical and those who exhibit physical coping stress (the student's gait will be scrutinized) will be required to take a corequisite -SM117: Physical Therapy.

I've been enjoying KK's posts just enough. Does anyone else see a "between the sheets" thing here?

Fixed your post.

Wow...no one likes these models. I'll add some chains and random bits to make the legs as ornate as the torsos. I am doing Khorne because no one else will...I'll win too.

Yeah but there are already Berzerker models, and these resin ones aren't any better, so why go to the expense?

BYE

Nurglitch wrote:Sure they do. Just like Night Lords Terminators, Death Guard Terminators, Thousand Suns Terminators, Emperor's Children Terminators, Word Bearer Terminators, Iron Warrior Terminators, and Alpha Legion Terminators exist.

The World Eaters are a piece of the background, not a set of rules. If you need the rules, add an Icon of Khorne.

By your logic, GW needs to roll Space wolves, Balck Templars, Blood Angels, Dark Angels and every other loyalist chapter back in to teh space marine book, because their all a piece of background, not a set of rules.

So you'll agree loyalists dont need rules either.....right?

carmachu wrote:

Nurglitch wrote:Sure they do. Just like Night Lords Terminators, Death Guard Terminators, Thousand Suns Terminators, Emperor's Children Terminators, Word Bearer Terminators, Iron Warrior Terminators, and Alpha Legion Terminators exist.

The World Eaters are a piece of the background, not a set of rules. If you need the rules, add an Icon of Khorne.

By your logic, GW needs to roll Space wolves, Balck Templars, Blood Angels, Dark Angels and every other loyalist chapter back in to teh space marine book, because their all a piece of background, not a set of rules.

So you'll agree loyalists dont need rules either.....right?

I'd agree to that. But as long as they make a divergent SM codex, I will buy it and play it

skrulnik wrote:

I'd agree to that. But as long as they make a divergent SM codex, I will buy it and play it

if their going to make divergent space marine ones, there is no reason not to make chaos ones. no difference in logic.

THOSE POOR power armored dudes look like your average body builder who forgot to add lower body routines to his daily routine.

Haha, yeah they have some chickenlegs alright.

They must have been born after the Squats were eaten.

I absolutely dig the PA Zerkers.