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Made from Epic titan, Turantula, Sentinal, Space marine sprue and various other scraps.
Incinerator, Lightning claw, Bionics, Artificer Armour, Auspex, And Icon of the Just equipped Inquisitor.

must say he looks way more like an ork enthusiast than an inquisitor :/

nice model otherwise

i think thats a good idea, pretty well executed. my one suggestion if you ever decide to make another is that having him holding onto some kinda joy stick looks too orky.
I think a more fitting idea would have been to have wires from his head go into the machine so he had both hands free to fight.

Still, nice idea

Well done sir!

It seems almost too small to be something that he's just sitting on. I think between that and the joystick, that's why he feels so orkish. It feels almost like a characterture. Perhaps he could be more embedded inside it, like an exoskeleton or something? Also, more purity seals!

This does look small. Perhaps try extending the back go higher than his head would give it a bit more presence.

I like the concept, but the =I= is maybe too marinesque and the paint scheme merges him a little too much to the "steed". Something to consider too.

He does also have a symbol of the cult mechanicus...that is confusing....

My inquisitors backstory is steeped with and adeptus mechanicus involvement and troops thats the reason he has the AM symbol on him. Of course this is one of my earliest conversion/scratch built models. Dates back 8 years.