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Well I am finally done with project. Sorry about the bland lighting and poor picture quality. I have yet to get around to getting a real camera.

I decided to make my Lord Of Skulls magnetized for gaming purpose. Weapons, Arms and even Face and Rabbit ears are fully swappable.

Awesome. You really don't see enough of these.

EDC

Probably because they are ridiculously over priced in points.

Nice job though.

evildrcheese wrote:Awesome. You really don't see enough of these.

EDC

Thanks for the kind words.

JamesY wrote:Probably because they are ridiculously over priced in points.

Nice job though.

You got that right. Point wise it's a beast but, it fits my army. Thanks for the kind words.

It's all good, they will drop new rules for it and up the price (money not points) and all those who have them will be sitting pretty

skullthroneatendent wrote:
It's all good, they will drop new rules for it and up the price (money not points) and all those who have them will be sitting pretty

Yeah like anything that is too much points. When sales diminish on the model they drop the price.

Consider using a white sheet instead of fluro-green.
The green light reflected off of it is bouncing up and hitting your model which ultimately spoils the paint job in your photo.

From what I can see it does look well painted and I'm sure that's exactly how it would look were it grinding it's way through a toxic, radioactive swamp

 Xendarc wrote:
Consider using a white sheet instead of fluro-green.
The green light reflected off of it is bouncing up and hitting your model which ultimately spoils the paint job in your photo.

From what I can see it does look well painted and I'm sure that's exactly how it would look were it grinding it's way through a toxic, radioactive swamp

LOL thanks. Yeah, I have to find a background that works. I will update pics when I can. Thanks for the kind words.

What I found that works well is a large games workshops box

skullthroneatendent wrote:
What I found that works well is a large games workshops box

I updated the pics with better lighting and background. I went with back since black absorbs the light.