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After seeing a converted dynamic Ultramarines squad at GW Brighton I decided to convert my own Dark Angels dynamic Marines.










The paintjob is still a Work-In-Progress so I'm just looking for comments on the conversion

Thanks,

Valkyrie

My favourite's probably the one leaping over the wall. Very dynamic. The one with the PP looks like he's gonna fall flat on his face though, but it's also pretty sweet.

My only criticism is why the fuel tank and hose attached to the flamer? It's a cool concept (heavy flamer ftw) but the flamer already has its own fuel tank so it seems to make it redundant in my eyes.

Ronin wrote:My only criticism is why the fuel tank and hose attached to the flamer? It's a cool concept (heavy flamer ftw) but the flamer already has its own fuel tank so it seems to make it redundant in my eyes.

The flamer is meant to have a back-up fuel supply, as the tank already attacked to the weapon dosent look it holds a suitable amount of fuel for the weapon. I might remove the small tank on the weapon as I agree, it does look a bit akward.

I find it wierd that most combi Flamers have the same sized fuel tank as SM/Catachan flamers. There is no where near enough room in the tank for more than one shot.

The little ignity things near the flamer nozzle need gas tough, so I think the flamer looks great.

Thanks for your comments.

I like them. Most especially the beakie, nice pose.

I'd suggest that the flamer is mixing two chemicals to provide the flames, only on mixing do they become volatile, simples!