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not too far from finishing this guy, need to work on the feet, sculpt somethin on the bare leg, and then do a DA cpatain style cloak goin from the pistol shoulder over the back and flowing out with his crozious, the rosarius will be the pin for it, and build pipes and hydrollics up for the torso, other than that it ur typical cheesy DA

this looks really excellent nice GS work on the chest plate especially. where did the mace come from? it looks pretty good, I also really like the arm mounted plasma gun a good idea I may use sometime.

i beleive its call the mace of valaan, its off the imperial preacher, its really cool and is great for gothic imperial

impressive. most impressive.....

Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn!

Interrogator Chaplains FTW!

My Necrons would be really wishing they could wet themselves when that guy came at them!

Where'd the head come from?

BYE

Looks like it's off one of the old, old plastic Khorne Berserkers, with the rabbit ears trimmed off.

Very nice, great sculpting aswell/

Very cool

What did you use for the hoses on the gun?
I usually drill holes for the hoses to be inserted into, gives a stronger joint.

keep up the good work

Posted By Rogue on 04/10/2007 12:37 AM
Very cool

What did you use for the hoses on the gun?
I usually drill holes for the hoses to be inserted into, gives a stronger joint.

keep up the good work

I should imagine that its plastic rod. You can get this very easily from model train suppliers. I have a few packs of this very thin rod at home that I used on my Shadowsword conversion.

mecha is right, its ultra thin plastic rod. used the point of my knife to make a indentation, glued then sealed with brown stuff to make it look like pipe bits

Well this is very cool.

The work is great but is the detail on his chest so small that the paint may hide it?

Oh yeah, on the banner/icon thing on his back, don't forget to remove the face from the figure.