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Recently I decided to repaint and remodel my first 40k miniature - the warboss with an attack squig. In the process I began to think that it would be nice to give him some options to switch, so I started magnetizing him. As there are no warboss-sized arms there was only one way - using nob-sized bits, and now I wonder if it looks apropriate to have a huge brute with "thin" arms Anyways, here's the result.

Great work, the weapon swaps are seamless! You know, I don't think I've seen that pistol before; it's very cool, do you remember what kit it's from?

It's from the Flash Gitz kit.

Looks good man.

One way to alleviate the giant head, thin arms syndrome is to use a Nobz head for him too.

I used one on my Warboss and it didn't look too puny.

Yeah, I thought about that and did that too. The lighting was a little worse than on the previous ones, but still ok.

 hordrak wrote:
It's from the Flash Gitz kit.

Cool, thanks!