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Hi! Well, appart from Warhammer, I also like electronic, so, I decided to mix them both.

I hope you like it

(I truly hope you can see the pictures, it's the first time I upload pictures and has been a bit complicated).

PD. I add some pictures of the building. I don't have many but I'm working on another suit, I'll take pics

That looks fantastic! I love the softer blue glow on the back. Do you have any WIP photos? I would love to see how you hold the battery (that's a problem that's taken me a long time to solve)! Have you wired a switch in or does the battery just connect directly to the LEDs?

That is cool! Any pictures of the build process?

Thank you
Unfortunatly, I only have a few pictures of the building process, but I'm working on a second suit (Actually, a third) I will take pictures.

Soul Samurai, the rocky base is the battery holder. Is a button battery of 3v. No switch, you put the battery and the light turn on.
I had to made a hole on the base so the holder wouldn't elevate the miniature too much, I glued it with superglue (glue for miniatures doesn't work) and some green stuff for the big holes.
It doesn't have a switch, just put the battery and the light goes on. I could have use an "eker switch" but meh, it was easier to just take off the battery xD

The paint scheme reminds me of Gundam.

 KriegTrek wrote:
Soul Samurai, the rocky base is the battery holder. Is a button battery of 3v. No switch, you put the battery and the light turn on.
I had to made a hole on the base so the holder wouldn't elevate the miniature too much, I glued it with superglue (glue for miniatures doesn't work) and some green stuff for the big holes.
It doesn't have a switch, just put the battery and the light goes on. I could have use an "eker switch" but meh, it was easier to just take off the battery xD

Well, you did a great job of hiding the extra height!