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Did they make the mold from a warmaster version or something? Still a very nice model though.

You mean the one arm in the air waving a weapon while screaming pose? That's a GW tradition.

Tradition? It's the LAW!

Here they are together:

The daemon is the first one. The thing that struck me was the hand holding the chain on the daemon, and the leading leg. It was quite late at night here when I posted originally, I see my error, they cannot possibly be the same mold. They look similar though, eh? This is now officially more tenuous than your average footage of bigfoot.

No choice.

- Salvage

I think you need to make a dance line of them. With little black silk top hats and black canes.

Wow, that is a pretty striking resemblance. Ah my ultimate GW pet peeve. In the grim darkness of the 41st century everyone sticks out there tounge.

FYI Salvage, its "Separated".

Great poster, though!

Hahahaha, that's fething brilliant!

Wehrkind wrote:I think you need to make a dance line of them. With little black silk top hats and black canes.

Sweet, thanks for the idea. After I finish my current dapper gent suit-wearing crisis, I'll make a dancing one to accompany him.

Antonin wrote:FYI Salvage, its "Separated".

Great poster, though!

THANKS for correcting me, I hate when these posters have typos and I triple checked mine ... but apparently that doesn't work when you can't spell separated :S

- Salvage

stonefox wrote:

Wehrkind wrote:I think you need to make a dance line of them. With little black silk top hats and black canes.

Sweet, thanks for the idea. After I finish my current dapper gent suit-wearing crisis, I'll make a dancing one to accompany him.

I still want to see someone do a orc mob called "Da Blue Bloodz" where the orcs are dressed up with top hats, canes, and monicles. They could even be riding around in "trucks" that are modeled after limos, rolsroyces, or bentlys.

Ha. My idea was mostly borne from the fact that the models are called "crisis suits" so I should make a couple in suits.

I know one of my friends is making his soulgrinder look like the Wild Wild West villain, complete with tophat, a powercane, and a huge mustache that he may be twirling.

Didn't even noticed it until your post. Now I can't stop seeing it that way.

Jezrael wrote:Wow, that is a pretty striking resemblance. Ah my ultimate GW pet peeve. In the grim darkness of the 41st century everyone sticks out there tounge.

Probably a Michael Jordan influence.

You know how big the UK is on basketball.

malfred wrote:

Jezrael wrote:Wow, that is a pretty striking resemblance. Ah my ultimate GW pet peeve. In the grim darkness of the 41st century everyone sticks out there tounge.

Probably a Michael Jordan influence.

You know how big the UK is on basketball.

Yup, we love it slightly more than getting kicked in the bollocks.

Yup, we love it slightly more than getting kicked in the bollocks.

Agreed. In fact, I believe that the famous case of Earl Decimus Sugarbaum against Well, Pretty Much Everybody Else was decided on how much basketball was loved by the British public. Here's a copy of the chart the jury drew up:

Tolshocked in the yarbles < Basketball < man-douche in white wine vinegar