bluedestiny wrote:My current favorite until maybe next week? My Necron Queen :p
Can't say I'm a fan of the 2 "lumps" () on it's chest, they could've been blended into the torso a little better, other than that you've done a cracking job there!
bluedestiny wrote:My current favorite until maybe next week? My Necron Queen :p
Can't say I'm a fan of the 2 "lumps" () on it's chest, they could've been blended into the torso a little better, other than that you've done a cracking job there!
don't forget she isn't a human but a cyborg, so human anatomy don't suit her pretty well. btw, i like this piece! amazing work!
I must admit, I don't like the necron queen so much.
Here is why. Its a fantastic, characterful, well-made conversion. But I don't personally believe it fits the idea of necrons as I see them. I never liked the old necrons, and i like the new fluff. While I think there were Female necrontyr, I don't think that the necrons would have breasts.
Also, its gundamy for me, and I hate gundam anime
Thats my thoughts. Awesome conversion, but not my thing.
Here is my current conversion. A converted Biker Boss. Made with an AOBR Boss, AOBR kopta, Trukk wheels, wrecking ball chain, dakka guns, dunno where I got the vulcan cannon, and some nob parts. Fork is scratch built from plasticard tube.
Base is in the works and I'll be posting the based, and finished product in the showcase soon.
Long as a Trukk. And worth every centimeter. I was really hating on all the stubby little biker bosses I've seen. Just looked far too tiny to house the tank that is a biker boss.
So now I have to worry about moving through difficult terrain a bit more, and the occasional impassible will bottle neck me, but for table presence like this, It's a fair trade.
This Tervigon is my best conversion yet. Items used are as follows: Arachnarok shell, Carnifex head body and legs, Scything Talons, a brontosaurus torso from a Dino Riders toy when I was younger, a TON of green stuff and milliput, blood (cut myself a couple times with an xacto knife), sweat, and a bit of tears--from my friends when they saw the primed model. He painted it, but I think I am gonna help him out a little bit on some of the carapace... clean it up a bit.
I also had to hack away at this Kharn model to make him look a little cooler than the standard metal one. THIS REALLY made me sweat and bleed. Not converted too much, but more like chopped up and moved around a lot!
...and this one is my favorite Obliterator. I had a Storm Golem sitting in my closet gathering dust, so i chopped him the hell up, used a dremel to make room for the head and added a bit of fleshy flair to his behemoth body. Green stuff, and lots of patience for this bad boy.
baron deathnyx wrote:Heres my first attempt at converting a chaos sorcerer lord in term armor.
Might want to post a better picture because I am liking the look and colors but can't see any of the details, and I really want to see the details on that model.
Your GK commanders look great, but your capes could use a little bit of extra work, they look kind of flat. Everything else is fantastic though, loving the two-hander.
Really, until you showed the side pic of the shield, I couldn't see anything that I didn't think was GW made. Still not certain how the sword or Libby are converted- is the Libby's cloak GS?
A lot of that may have to do with your brilliant paintjob, too, Clausel.
At the moment, any one of these blokes:
Representatives of some of my boys. Left to right: shootaboy 2nd platoon first squad, kommando 1st platoon, kommando 2nd platooon, kommando 3rd platoon, shootaboy 2nd platoon second squad.
One of my favorite conversions of my own,
Not the most awesome and biggest conversion but i like him for the simplicity & efficiency of the conversion .
Kommandant Skull-Krusher and his attack Squig 'Rippa!
Skull-Krusher never goes into battle without his plasma reactor powered hover attack bike and his attack squig Rippa'!
And Rippa never goes into battle without Mr. Cuddles and his 'bankie'.
Khanjar wrote:Most current ... and current favorite conversion.
Kommandant Skull-Krusher and his attack Squig 'Rippa!
Skull-Krusher never goes into battle without his plasma reactor powered hover attack bike and his attack squig Rippa'!
And Rippa never goes into battle without Mr. Cuddles and his 'bankie'.
DPBellathrom wrote:in terms of sculpting I think my power armoured rainbow dash has to be one of my best
(counts as SM captain with relic blade, arty armour and bike)
wip shots are in my sig along with the rest of the army
Oh the humanity! They will kill their enemies with friendship. The Tau Empire approves
DPBellathrom wrote:in terms of sculpting I think my power armoured rainbow dash has to be one of my best
(counts as SM captain with relic blade, arty armour and bike)
wip shots are in my sig along with the rest of the army
I'm speachless..... My daughter would sure like it though!
DPBellathrom wrote:in terms of sculpting I think my power armoured rainbow dash has to be one of my best
(counts as SM captain with relic blade, arty armour and bike)
wip shots are in my sig along with the rest of the army
DPBellathrom wrote:in terms of sculpting I think my power armoured rainbow dash has to be one of my best
(counts as SM captain with relic blade, arty armour and bike)
wip shots are in my sig along with the rest of the army
Amazing. seriosuly
The P&M is full of just as much beautiful Pony Action!
Lord of Chaos, Favored of Khorn, Slaughterer Korbulo on his mount Kulg'has
Str 5, 7 attacks on the charge and a plasma pistol just for giggles XD
I green stuffed the cape, and had to completely seperate the legs from the hips, shave the contact surface on the legs, and reglue them so they would splay out properly. It was loads of fun
to make and to paint
@mrmerlin, thanks! its funny because when I dug it out for this picture,I thought of your pirate/ork/raider crew instantly. Striped pants and all that.
@Cutthroatcure, you just made me realize I never painted the guardsman face! Thanks
I made this from a Pegasus mount. I quite frankly questioned my sanity when i was done. It is based of an MLP model.
Everything on that model aren bits(excluding the rider)
They are all modeled on with milliput. Even the horn is GS wrapped around a paper clip and the tail is entirely custom made. I also learned how to make cool gems.
Also note how i removed the entire bridle and made it look like it never existed.
Very subtle. Looks like the double-head eagle from the metal/Finecast Space Marine Terminator Librarian model on the Nemesis Warding Stave or, more likely, a Nemesis Halberd, GS cloaks and maybe the book, an Iron Halo on the Storm Shield guy (and that itself is a conversion, so I'm guessing he's a Draigo? A very cool one! And the guy on the right has the Nemesis Warding Stave head on his back?
The Baron still doesn't understand how Green stuff can be used so awesomely. It simply isn't pliable enough when he uses it.
Obsidian Raven wrote:
VikingScott wrote:The best conversions are those you don't notice till pointed out.
i believe this whole heartedly.
IMO, a conversion shouldn't scream "THIS IS A CONVERSION". It should look like the model came in a kit, and you did very little to no work on it.
No no no, I must protest here. I don't want to spend countless hours/effort and resources to make something unique and special, just for someone to simply assume I built it from the instructions on the box.
The Baron still doesn't understand how Green stuff can be used so awesomely. It simply isn't pliable enough when he uses it.
Obsidian Raven wrote:
VikingScott wrote:The best conversions are those you don't notice till pointed out.
i believe this whole heartedly.
IMO, a conversion shouldn't scream "THIS IS A CONVERSION". It should look like the model came in a kit, and you did very little to no work on it.
No no no, I must protest here. I don't want to spend countless hours/effort and resources to make something unique and special, just for someone to simply assume I built it from the instructions on the box.
I prefer subtle stuff when it comes to conversions, to be honest.
Zefig wrote:I think it's best when they're good enough to have come in a kit, but don't look like anything else that's out there. Otherwise, what's the point?
That's actually an infinitely better way to describe how i think conversions should look than the way i explained it
Anvildude wrote:But then The Baron gets to brag about it being self-constructed, and blow the socks of everyone who assumed otherwise!
Ah, that depends on the person. If someone wishes to go into grand detail about what they did, so be it. All I would ever say is that it was a conversion. If they wanted to know more I would provide.
Obsidian Raven wrote:I prefer subtle stuff when it comes to conversions, to be honest.
Once again that depends on the conversion. Some people like the subtle stuff, some like more grand efforts. I don't think either should go unnoticed.
Zefig wrote:I think it's best when they're good enough to have come in a kit, but don't look like anything else that's out there. Otherwise, what's the point?
Converstions are good when they come as the model in the box, but can be made to look unique... So what you're saying is that there is no point in conversions which have bits from other models?
Zefig wrote:No, I just think they're best when they're really unique.
But according to you, they still have to look like it came from a box, taken from this:
Zefig wrote:I think it's best when they're good enough to have come in a kit,
What's wrong with someone making a really unique model that doesn't look like Games Workshop designed it?
As mentioned, If I did something as awesome as some of the conversions here, I'd want people to think "Wow, that person really took the time and effort going out of their way to create something like this".
No, but thanks for trying to put words in my mouth. If you read it again, you'll see that I said it's best when they're GOOD enough to have come from a kit. That is, professional quality. I never said anything about Games Workshop, or any other miniatures company. It sounds to me like we're really agreeing here.
i agree with the baron, but i think when everyone says subtle, i think they mean something that looks realistic enough to be from the 40k world.. like that DKoK Ork, looks like a 40k ork, not like OMG ORK WITH GREENSTUFF COAT!!
Khanjar wrote:Most current ... and current favorite conversion.
Kommandant Skull-Krusher and his attack Squig 'Rippa!
Skull-Krusher never goes into battle without his plasma reactor powered hover attack bike and his attack squig Rippa'!
And Rippa never goes into battle without Mr. Cuddles and his 'bankie'.
this is so full of awesome! i love seeing orks in yellow armor and love it even more when their done this well. great work.
Clausel wrote:Are you guys kidding and Im not getting it? Or do you actually mean it?
I find that unless I've built one myself, I don't notice good, non-extreme, conversions. Things like better cloaks or loin cloths, weapon or arm swaps, leg position changes, etc. when done properly and painted look like they're SUPPOSED to be that way. It's not until you go over the top, or use a part that's recognisable to me from another kit, that I realize unique model is unique.
While i know we are trying to stay on topic, I just thought I'd chime in my two cents... I am personally on the side of the subtle, non-obvious conversions when I can pull them off...
caledoneus wrote:While i know we are trying to stay on topic, I just thought I'd chime in my two cents... I am personally on the side of the subtle, non-obvious conversions when I can pull them off...
No offense, but where is the fun in that? To me conversions are to make unigue models that stand out.
I convert alot. most of my gallery is conversions.
caledoneus wrote:While i know we are trying to stay on topic, I just thought I'd chime in my two cents... I am personally on the side of the subtle, non-obvious conversions when I can pull them off...
No offense, but where is the fun in that? To me conversions are to make unigue models that stand out.
I convert alot. most of my gallery is conversions.
Its different to talk about a model rather than to argue about what someone said about it.
I dont mind derailed threads, however, so long as they come back at some point (which they usually do). You get the occasional that actually gets better too
OMFG SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET i love these ABSOLUTELY LOVE THEM top job all i can disagree with is the imperial fist that has been used, KILL THE HERETIC! haha oj nice work there i envy you
Well the reason I joined Dakka Dakka was because of this tread, so I might as well contribute. This is my Swarmlord conversion. I have had him done since the release of the 5th ed. nid book, but I have never taken any pictures of him until now. This is by far my best conversion.
LordRogalDorn wrote:Well the reason I joined Dakka Dakka was because of this tread, so I might as well contribute. This is my Swarmlord conversion. I have had him done since the release of the 5th ed. nid book, but I have never taken any pictures of him until now. This is by far my best conversion.
I love this conversion, but the black parts look sort of incomplete as far as paint job.
LordRogalDorn wrote:Well the reason I joined Dakka Dakka was because of this tread, so I might as well contribute. This is my Swarmlord conversion. I have had him done since the release of the 5th ed. nid book, but I have never taken any pictures of him until now. This is by far my best conversion.
I love this conversion, but the black parts look sort of incomplete as far as paint job.
It looks a lot nicer in person. It is a shiny adamantine black. Also I used my phone camera, which isn't the greatest. Also because i field him a lot the paint on his swords chips or rubs off a little bit.
LordRogalDorn wrote:Well the reason I joined Dakka Dakka was because of this tread, so I might as well contribute. This is my Swarmlord conversion. I have had him done since the release of the 5th ed. nid book, but I have never taken any pictures of him until now. This is by far my best conversion.
Took the Succubus model from WoW and carefully cut her legs and rear off. Lots of green stuff later and some purple paint, the results, still need to give her a sword though.
And here we have a few My Little Pony blood crushers, still a WIP though.
My in-progress full battle company (reinforced) "Proper Scale" Space Marines. I'll probably start a blog once the project is further along. But here are a few of the samples. Have about three completed squads now with modified heavy weapons and swappable special weapons. Trying to make sure that every model has its own personality and individuality, but without just overloading them with purity seals or banners, etc. Space Marine armies are difficult to achieve this because of their uniformity, and I've made it doubly hard on myself by requiring all models to be wearing helmets, and only using MK7 armor parts. Like the title of my gallery, "Leave no Model Unconverted". The intention is that nearly every part of the Marines aside from helmets and backpacks will have been modified in some way (they will eventually be based too). That and my insistence that every Marine look like he has enough ammunition and grenades to prosecute a small war. There is also the challenge to make the company function "counts as" for all existing codex books.
There are more pictures in the link in my sig. Bolters are now drilled, so don't fear, lol. Not a cheap project by any means either (several bits dealers have become marginally richer at my expense), but I guess that's the advantage of being a reasonably well funded adult gamer instead of a poor high school/college gamer like I used to be.
@ Fat_Little_Ripper- I love that conversion! Great paint, too! Always glad to see another follower of 'ol Papa Nurgle! If you start a P&M blog send me a PM, I'd love to check it out!
Very subtle. Looks like the double-head eagle from the metal/Finecast Space Marine Terminator Librarian model on the Nemesis Warding Stave or, more likely, a Nemesis Halberd, GS cloaks and maybe the book, an Iron Halo on the Storm Shield guy (and that itself is a conversion, so I'm guessing he's a Draigo? A very cool one! And the guy on the right has the Nemesis Warding Stave head on his back?
They look really good, Are they your models? I'd like to see some more pics if they are!
Ever since I started playing I got tried, rather quickly might I add, seeing Blood Angels and Space Wolves mop the floor 99% of the time in my play area on everyone and seeing how the Codex Marines seemed to fall short when compared to the other two. That being said, one of the guys who played BA's earned a memorable spot in my army, this is a scout Sergeant I made standing on Blood Angel rubble with a knife through a Blood Angel helmet.
Simple reposition with green stuff and things of that nature.
Skalk Bloodaxe wrote:@ Fat_Little_Ripper- I love that conversion! Great paint, too! Always glad to see another follower of 'ol Papa Nurgle! If you start a P&M blog send me a PM, I'd love to check it out!
Thanks Skalk. It's actually my nephew that is the follower of Nurgle, this Chaos Lord is a gift for him. I thought he could use a low cost HQ since he's only a Defiler and Possessed passed the two Troops requirement. More about the conversion itself in the spoiler.
Spoiler:
The conversion itself is pretty simple for the most part. It's really just a kitbash of the Chaos vehicle gunner front torso and head, three shoulder pads(one for the belly plate), a reposed pair of Khorne Berserker legs(standing) and backpack.
The combiflamer is another kitbash of flamer, bolter and ammo belt from a heavy bolter while the sword is a chainsword shaved down to get rid of the motor, a bayonet for the tip of the blade, hook and chain, and a blob of greenstuff for the bulk of it.
The rock is just a rock.
The paints are mostly non GW, as I'm using mostly Americana paints these days. From GW I used Deneb Stone, Chainmail, and Ogryn Flesh... everything else is Americana paints.
Cutthroatcure wrote:Looks like he is out of control and falling, so I would agree that's natural
Yeah, he's definitely more "action hero implausible" than "real and natural", but this is 40K, not real life. I like injecting realism of pose ot add character into my own models, but at the same time, a little "Over the Top" can be a lot of fun. Heck, that's what makes really creative Ork armies the best thing about 40K (if maybe a bit too silly to be congruous with the background material).
That model reminds me of a professional wrestler leaping off the top rope to execute some kind of impractical finishing move. It's hilarious.
Cutthroatcure wrote:Looks like he is out of control and falling, so I would agree that's natural
Yeah, he's definitely more "action hero implausible" than "real and natural", but this is 40K, not real life. I like injecting realism of pose ot add character into my own models, but at the same time, a little "Over the Top" can be a lot of fun. Heck, that's what makes really creative Ork armies the best thing about 40K (if maybe a bit too silly to be congruous with the background material).
That model reminds me of a professional wrestler leaping off the top rope to execute some kind of impractical finishing move. It's hilarious.
Rogue Wolves wrote:^the jump packers pose is very natural, i like it alot
Cutthroatcure wrote:Looks like he is out of control and falling, so I would agree that's natural
Obsidian Raven wrote:
Cutthroatcure wrote:Looks like he is out of control and falling, so I would agree that's natural
I think he's actually about to Bodyslam and ork with chainswords.
Thanks for the responses fellas, I felt it was pretty fluid/realistic as if he was coming down on his target and I put a slight turn in his body because it seems like you would have some torque coming down with the swords.
Some of my Scavvy Gang for Necromunda below...its my first and only conversion project so far but pretty happy with 'em all, heres a few pics (All WIPATM) I think 'Mr. Burns' is my fav. (Flamer guy in last pic)
Cheers Ribon, they're the foulest dregs of humanity from deep within the bowels of the Hive City of Necromunda...very poorly equipped indeed, little more then rags and make-shift clubs but they got the numbers, big mutant horrors and waves of plague zombies to help tip the balance!
Wow! just looked through all of these conversions. Skill level and experience obviously varies but all are awesome. Well done
Converting is one of my favorite aspects of hobbying and I have a go at it whenever possible (with varying results). Here are 2 of my favorites.
I LOVE the Mephiston character and have always been very fond of the old model and love the Astorath model, so with the help of a jewelers saw and a whole lot of dremel gouging, some GS, cork tiles, wire and a lick of paint. Hope you like it.
The other was a rainy day throw together which actually turned out really well.
Smitty wrote:My Marbo is a pretty simple conversion, made from Cadian, Catachan, and Forgeworld bits.
Love that Marbo
Ghostflame wrote:Some of my Scavvy Gang for Necromunda below...its my first and only conversion project so far but pretty happy with 'em all, heres a few pics (All WIPATM) I think 'Mr. Burns' is my fav. (Flamer guy in last pic)
Took the Succubus model from WoW and carefully cut her legs and rear off. Lots of green stuff later and some purple paint, the results, still need to give her a sword though.
And here we have a few My Little Pony blood crushers, still a WIP though.
Nice idea on the succubus, but i think it will be better if you paint it.
On the My Little Pony blood crushers, the white one is Princess Celestia!?
Took the Succubus model from WoW and carefully cut her legs and rear off. Lots of green stuff later and some purple paint, the results, still need to give her a sword though.
And here we have a few My Little Pony blood crushers, still a WIP though.
Nice idea on the succubus, but i think it will be better if you paint it.
On the My Little Pony blood crushers, the white one is Princess Celestia!?
Let me just say i love it, and you, and that those nids willl feel sorry very soon... So, they are not happy with thousands of bullets per second? Ok, lets power fist them in the face!!!!
@ 08ak1 I searched around and found your blog, love seeing how you built those armored sentinels, and would LOVE to have a few of my own. Are the armor pieces also parts of the drop pod you reference in your blog, or are they from another kit?
SeverePatronage wrote:@ 08ak1 I searched around and found your blog, love seeing how you built those armored sentinels, and would LOVE to have a few of my own. Are the armor pieces also parts of the drop pod you reference in your blog, or are they from another kit?
Thanks all, yeah that is my old blog there and it's got lots of info on the process of making them for those asking. I don't use the blog anymore so feel free to look around but don't expect anything new...
Generally speaking the inner part of the arms are made from cutup parts of the drop pod bits that stick out for the marine to put his back on.
The outer armor plates are either plasticard(pretty obvious in the blog in progress pics) or they are cut up bits of the cockpit for the the sentinel.
The legs are pretty much just Sentinel legs with some added armor from plasticard/sentinel bits.
then of course theres some pretty bad green stuff work i did in there
To make all three you would probably just need:
-Bits from the inside of a drop pod, ask a friend a lot of people make their pods without that inside console. Otherwise a single pod kit could easily do 3 of these or more.
-Sentinel kit, need 1 per model
-little bit of plasticard and green stuff(and better skills with it then i had at the time lol)
Thanks for the parts list mate! You really should see if you can put together a tutorial in the articles section for these, I can't be the only one that sees this as a must have.
I figured it was a dead blog, but I bookmarked it either way for when I can afford the kits. (College Student)
I'm thinking I'll use these, with some huge modifications, as counts as Russ's for my air-mobile guard.
Maybe, truth be told i did them as a start for a Stompa hunter formation in Apoc.
The guns are magnetized, as i planned to make some sniper'ish lascannon's for the apoc formation. I even have all the kits to finish it, but have moved on to other projects. Perhaps one of these days i'll get around to finishing it out.
I just want to say that there are many fine conversions in this thread. And with that its time to contribute to it. Got my Goff Flaw Stompa and my Kommandoz for Kill Team.
Love the "W T F" on the underside of the toes on that dreadknight That is one of the funnier conversions I've seen that isn't ridiculous you win +1 internets.
That is a really cool Duke, I like the casual pose with the swords on his back. The proportions of the sheathed weapons and the body is pretty fantastic.
When I made mine I felt the need to give him a cape, because I felt a swash buckling, ship stealing, bipolar, star pirate should have a cape.
Thanks. His legs were from the Harlequin Troope master and everything else just kinda gelled from there. I excuse the gaurd shoulder pads the same way you justified a cape. A pirate should aquire things.
Was bored of painting my never ending ork boyz, so I decided to mess around with some green stuff and try out yellow. First time painting a space marine as well as edge highlighting and NMM, so sorry for the crappy paint job.
So, what iv'e done on it is as follows: some nice and (not so)shiny exhaustpipes, vent kind of thing (rear), antenna, the heavy bolter. And last but not least a conversion on a conversion! the searchlight on the heavy bolter.
Not my best work, actually it's rather poor if truth be told, but certainly two of my favorites. The Broodlord came to be only because I had a bookcase fall on some of my models. My plastic Eldar Falcon took the worst of it, (missed my Epicast one fortunately), snapping off a wing and doing some damage. It's now an Ork vehicle, but I need more hover grots to finish it. Included in the damage was a Terminator leg that snapped and I never did find the rest of it. Rather than toss the bit into my bits box, I noticed that a Terminator helmet fit perfectly into the Broodlord's hand, thus I made him WYSIWYG for his Inhuman Strength rule (lifting a metric ton with one hand must qualify, right).
The other conversion is a weapon replacement to go with my current WIP Tau. Right now I'm struggling with Zaku heads for my Crisis Suits, but you can probably get the idea where this is going.
i've converted a good number tanks. but the furthest conversion so far is my new Macharius Vanquisher, built from an M60 model with plasticard and bits.
Here's my latest WIP - Chaos Lord on Manticore, using Krell's torso (I only wanted the axe and it seemed a waste to not use any other part of him!) I carved the face out and replaced it with a green stuff grill instead, and am contemplating filing off the bat wing shoulder pads and replacing them with the chains etc from the manticore kit.
Well, here is my newest addition to the mess, and i apologize for the shadows around his legs.
I decided i needed a KFF mek for my army, but did not want to bother with Fail-caste (the product that our FLGS gets usually needs half a pot of Liquid Green stuff) and i have terrible luck with ebay. then i saw the remains of my Battle wagons Grabba klaw (the klaw part having been used as a DCCW on the dread i posted earlier) and the legs from a Kan i never built...
BTW. sorry about the second pic not working properly. THIS is my second post on here...
Automatically Appended Next Post: just thought people would get a kick out of it BTW the marine im melting is so glue damaged and not really salvagable without looking like total crap. it was one of my first models i made when i was like 15 and skill was.....lacking...
haha i had an old random grey knight diecast..... it melted.... its doing pretty good haha. whats everyone think? notta show winner.... but creative right?
lol there soft air BBs just says not to shoot your friend in the eye.... however... theres a butane cannister quite close to the rear of the tank. lol the ZIPPO has more of a chance of going up then the BBs
Automatically Appended Next Post: that heaad squid thing is really freakin me out O_O
I had a hard time picking just one, I convert to save $$$ by making my own chaplain, command squad, etc.
This is Techmarine 1500cc (named after my bike). He was made from 2 missile launcher backpack arms, an ork chainblade, 2 bolt pistols, and some random clipped off bits like a lanyard ring and knuckle duster from a choppa.
My all plastic Slaaneshi warrior champion, armed with a great weapon. Also converted to run, by slicing through his ankle and re-glueing it. Probably my best painting too.
Converted an Ogre I bought on Ebay into an Obliterator 'counts-as'. The Ogre had already had its right-arm awesomely converted into that Claw so I can't take credit for that.
The paintjob wasn't my best, and I never actually got around to tidying it up (now I have lots of Orks to paint )
My old kit-bashed Autarch. Unfortunately I couldn't find any better photos, and I no longer own the model.
) on it's chest, they could've been blended into the torso a little better, other than that you've done a cracking job there! 
YES!
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. Never thought this thread would last that long.
. Here is my best converted model (sorry for the unpainted axe. I had lost the original (magnetized):
