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Finished these up today and wanted to share. My client did a pretty awesome conversion on a Stormwolf, which I christened the "Ferrum-pattern Stormhawk" - a variant of the Stormwolf built for the Iron Hands. These were both rescues and you can see more about that on my P&M Blog, but here are the finished shots. Sorry for any blur and all that shine, still working on getting better fabric for my lightbox.

Looking good, honestly couldn't place the Flyer as a Wolf one until I read the description, so that job's a good'un! Nice subtle weathering on both pieces too.

Love the conversion and I'd like to thank you for the pic of the bottom of the stormwolf craft. I've never seen it before and now I'm a believer that the thing could actually fly with all those lower thrusters combined with some anti-grav type plating found on landspeeders.

Love them. Fantastic job.

Very cool

SickSix wrote:Love them. Fantastic job.

FeindusMaximus wrote:Very cool

Thanks!

Jayden63 wrote:Love the conversion and I'd like to thank you for the pic of the bottom of the stormwolf craft. I've never seen it before and now I'm a believer that the thing could actually fly with all those lower thrusters combined with some anti-grav type plating found on landspeeders.

I was pretty surprised to see those down there myself. I had no idea until I started painting it that they were and it does help make sense of how the brick flies.

Paradigm wrote:Looking good, honestly couldn't place the Flyer as a Wolf one until I read the description, so that job's a good'un! Nice subtle weathering on both pieces too.

My client is VERY skillful at conversions. And thank you, I don't like to overdue it and really try to focus on realism with the wear-and-tear... well, as close to realism as Space Marines can be, at least.