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I really dont like the archlector on alter model that is currently available so I am looking to convert up one. Looking for suggestions, ideas, things that others have done. Thanks

PapaSmurf

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/208092.page

Mauleed's stank conversion he posted not too long ago. Otherwise unsure on conversion options, I suppose a variety of chariot convos are possible? Corpse cart minus the piles of flesh even??

- Salvage

stank looks great but a little over the top for a popemobile conversion. Besides then I'd have to spend another $80 or so on a Stank just to do the conversion. Was looking for something a little less Stanky and more charioty

PapaSmurf

sounds like you have the beginnings of a nice plan papasmurf. sketch it out and see how it runs.

You could have the arch lector standing on a platform lifted up by crazed fanatics like some of the other armies have. Another option would be to have him on a platform pulled by said crazies, or even better, pushed. I'd make it look like a miniature seige tower, and put a skeleton tied with chains to the front with a sign nailed in his chest declaring him a heretic. I'd model it with fur pelts on top of the model (because it's easy to do with green stuff) and with torches and parchment all over the thing. Then have the arch-lector converted to have him giving a sermon as he goes to war. The whole thing could be done easily with some balsa wood, a few bits, green stuff, etc. Hope this helps.