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I had been admiring the Dr. Manhattan C'tan conversions for awhile but wanted to try something different. I had been searching bargain stores for awhile and ended up finding a STARWARS Rogue one "K-2S0" at Walmart for $10. Just looking for feedback and ways to improve on the model.

Thanks,
Tom

Interesting choice. Unfortunately it doesn't look very Ctan to me --- and the pose is terribly stiff!

Cool model but it doesnt scream C'tan or Necron to me.

I would get an ankh on the chest.

I would also remove the hands and some of the forearm and put some kind of full hand shackle thing onto it.

Think like those hand cuffs you see in comics and cartoons where the "shackle" is like a fingerless gauntlet. that makes it so the hand cannot be used at all.

Besides that I think I may need to buy me one of them toys.

Thanks for the feedback. I though he had a similar skeletal look and I was going for more of a glow around the armour plating like a C'TAN confined inside with power eminating out. I might try to increase the green highlighting. I was thinking ankh on the shoulder plating. The model can still rotate its arms and head for different posing

Side by side the GW model does look like it is more powerful. I agree I might have to add chains to the wrist to convey the slavery aspect.