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Hi there.

I'm flattered that you're actually checking this thread for updates, but I'm a bit "burned out" on the hobby at the moment. No worries, it'll come back, but I pour a lot of heart and soul into the minis, and sometimes I just need a break.

I've been more into playing music for the past few weeks, but you can rest assured, this blog will be back.

Until next time, take care.

Take your time, I'd prefer a lovely new miniature than a half baked one!

Yes sir! I completely understand. I took almost a year off at one point. Thanks for the reply. I will patiently await your return

Nice to hear from you music is a good source of inspiration in my books take care, I for one can't wait to see your exceptional conversions coming into the fold!

How did I miss this? Awesometastic!!!

I cannot steal these ideas fast enough!!!

Well, I know that this isn't chaos... Or Nurgle... Or even 40k... But I've been bitten by the Inquisimunda bug, and I'm really enjoying painting very few minis and converting them a lot, so I've begun an Inquisitorial warband for Inquisimunda. Here's the guys so far. The only finished guy I have is this guy, the others are getting ready for paint:





Inquisitor in Power armour, with shoulder mounted hellfire gun:




Tech Adept, with Servoarm & plasma pistol:






Zealot with Eviscerator:






Acolyte with Heavy Stubber:




Astartes bodyguard, power armour, bolter & chainsword:



Truescale, savvy?




And a picture of the whole class:

Wow, now there's some nice conversions. I especially like the fully meched out servitor, even the auspex bit on back.

The techpriest himself, though, still has something to be added. I dunno, he just screams Necron too much, unless that's a deliberate angle. Maybe hydraulics all over the place, like the servitor but smaller? I don't know what sourcing you'd have, besides making them yourself, but he just needs a little something to really make the floating/ mech body work out. I also like the TSed bodyguard, with his older bolter. A Deathwatch, yes, but what chapter shall he be of?

Overall, that's a great inquisimunda group! really coming along!

PS, cool Maulerfiend too, especially as I was less than impressed by the one GW put out. the new Daemon machines didn't really resonate with me, but yours does!

Kaesar II

Hah! What a joyous occasion, GuitaRasmus! You are indeed alive, and you have decided to try your hand at INQ28! That's great! Can't wait to see these models finished!

The Mechanicus Construct is once again a testament to your enormous talent, and the WIP shots are awesome too! One thing, though: Astartes are absurdly powerful in Inquisitor, so I wouldn't necessarily run a Deathwatch Marine as a regular member of an Inquisitorial retinue, but rather as a single individual -- and even then, only use him sparingly. That's only if you are interested in actually playing, though.

Keep up the great work!

Looks good, I just guess i have too much to do to build a warband at this current time.

Wow!

By Thor's Hammer! This is utterly fantastic. I mean, your stuff usually is, but once again, totally blown away here. I can't even pick a favourite.

Cool stuff. I think the heavy stubber acolyte is a bit plain though. It's a nice base model but will be too recognisable as it is.

Oh no...

GuitaRasmus has caught the dreaded "True Scale" bug.

But if anyone can do a good True Scale Marine, it's Guita.

Excellent work thus far!

Making a little progress, slowly but surely:

Exorcists astartes bodyguard:



Inquisitor:



I also had a cool idea for a Slaanesh lord, so I went with it - never ignore inspiration:

the new lord looks interesting, Are you going to leave the face eyeless because I think it would give it a much more demonic look. The multiple arms lives it a slanessi feel as well

Absolutely - the head was the part that inspired me for the conversion.

The fluff behind is going to be something about him being the butt of some perverse joke by Slaanesh by robbing him of his senses - sight, smell, hearing - and granting him short bursts of those senses whenever he kills. Obviously WIP.

Sow! The new lord looks really promising. Where is the head from? Is it an original sculpt? Can't wait to see more, even more so if this means some slaaneshi troops coming to this log!
Great work!
JP

Love the Truescale, how did you fill in the area that you pinned to make it Truescale?

Those are extraordinary Guita... wow.

 Gitsplitta wrote:
Those are extraordinary Guita... wow.

QFT
If I may, where did the head from Mr Slaanesh-Is-The-Best come from?

Curious as to where the lords head came from, personal sculp or what?

Truly awe inspiring



Now please excuse me as I retrieve my jaw from the floor

Fantastic update, GuitaRasmus! That Slaanesh Lord is just sick! The head's from Vilitch the Curseling, isn't it?

Oh my god these are amazing. Where does the head come from for the slaaneshi dude?

Ok!
I've been away for too long

I didn't remember the brilliancy of this thread, I had to go from page 35 where I left and get hit by the wonderful models You did

You are truly a master!

The Inq stuff is looking great but I really cant wait to see more progress on the Slaanesh lord. I do like your multi limbed creations

You are some awesome. Where do you get or make them heads from?

Wow...now that's a Chaos Space Marine!

You've just made Slaanesh much more badass now Love to see him finished

Man! All the stuff on this blog is amazing! I just don't know what to do now!