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Wow! That is some very impressive customising.

insaniak wrote:That's very cool.

Boss Salvage wrote:Happy to see you return to the snake lady project! Great work once again, but +1 to the paint

endtransmission wrote:Ohh she looks fantastic!

youwashock wrote:Looks exquisite! Great detail, as always.

Tommygun1918 wrote:Wow, really really fun custom work!

Gwyn chan 'r Gwyll wrote:Oh, the arm posing is just exquisite..

aku-chan wrote:Wow! That is some very impressive customising.

Thank you all - apologies for taking so long to say so.

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Moved onto a started-simple-but-did-not-end-that-way conversion...

Sisters of Battle gone rogue... Not sure why yet?

I find these sporadic builds often lead to some good characters, so when I get distracted away from one work to another I just run with it.



Cut away the original Warcry shins and replaced them with SoB greaves, then used milliput to fill the gaps at foot and knee.



The weapon is a SoB bolter/crossbow with the string cut away - it throws the explosive-tipped quarrel via an EM-field.

Replaced the barrel with smaller diameter copper tubing.



Also added a longer magazine to the bolter.



New left forearm from Sisters of Silence to get the weapon-resting-on-the-knee angle correct.

Quiver and little buckles taken from a Melusai Blood Stalker.



Used Tamiya Quick Type to sculpt in the back of the vest where the original hump-of-feathers was, and sculpted in the rear fur of the collar in extra-soft greenstuff.

Thanks for looking!

Very cool model. The crossbow is such a great piece of customization and the addition of Sister limbs is seamless.

Nice posing, Lamby.

ABsolutely smashing on the pose and the attitude in this mini - excellent job.

youwashock wrote:Very cool model. The crossbow is such a great piece of customization and the addition of Sister limbs is seamless.

Dr H wrote:Nice posing, Lamby.

blockade23 wrote:ABsolutely smashing on the pose and the attitude in this mini - excellent job.

youwashock wrote:Very cool model. The crossbow is such a great piece of customization and the addition of Sister limbs is seamless.

Thanks All!!!

Wow, that's a lot of conversion work. I love that she's barefoot. It gives her a more feral vibe.

W][P - Inquisitor investigating massacre site

I think I'll call this one Alas... (link to Video turntable)

Thanks for looking!