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So I want to make a new conversion and thought about doing a Daemon prince of sorts based on The Grim Reaper. Concept came from darksiders (image attached)

Wings will be easy since I can use the new fantasy Morghast:
http://www.games-workshop.com/en-WW/Morghast-Harbingers

My main problem is where to go for the body. I would like to keep it 50% GW (store rules in Edinburgh) so I can use it in store, but other conversion parts would be OK. The scythe i plan to make from plasticard and green stuff.

I would also like to point out that scale isn't to important. if the wings look giant because it is a small body, i'm cool with that (to an extent, still want it bigger than a chaos warrior)

Why not use the body from the Harbingers without the legs and then sculpt some robes to cover the empty leg sockets?

The Nightbringer has a good ''Reaper'' quality, it might have something to do with the fact fluff-wise he is the original Grim Reaper or something...

If you extend the hood of the Nightbringer and manage to get those wings on you might have the look you want.

Nightbringer of course! don't know how I managed to forget him XD


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I like the Morghast's but they are too bulky. adding a robe on would make it even bulkier.

I'll suggest what I did in a similar thread earlier this year.



You can find them pretty readily on eBay.

This is a kick ass idea. I'm excited to see what comes out of it.