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With added bike antics.
Just a bit of cleaning up to do with some joins, probably some sneaky mold lines that need eliminating, and yes the bolters need drilling I'm also considering using a bit of plasticard or greenstuff on the pelt on the back to make it look like it's fixed down somehow.

The pictures don't show it very well, but his left foot is flat on the floor and made from one of the old Iron Hands bionic legs.






Any comments and suggestions are appreciated ^^

I'm a fan; I really enjoy this conversion. I would clean up the mold line on the tire and drill the barrels on the bolters though. It would go a long way towards making this twice as cool. Can't wait to get my hands on some of these new Space Wolves models.

To make the pelt look fixed down, you could use a small amount of jewellery chain, or follow WhatWhat's tips in the P&M tutorials section.

Hey ... it's Paul Senior from O.C.C. ("American Chopper") !!!

Looks ace !!!

Cool. Mine would look like that if I didn't want Termie armour. What's the axe?

Brother SRM wrote:I'm a fan; I really enjoy this conversion. I would clean up the mold line on the tire and drill the barrels on the bolters though. It would go a long way towards making this twice as cool. Can't wait to get my hands on some of these new Space Wolves models.

Aye, the axe needs the most cleaning up...just need to dig the ol' files out. The new space wolf kit is fantastic, plenty of spare bits

J.Black wrote:To make the pelt look fixed down, you could use a small amount of jewellery chain, or follow WhatWhat's tips in the P&M tutorials section.

That's actually a pretty cool idea, thanks ^^

Myrthe wrote:Hey ... it's Paul Senior from O.C.C. ("American Chopper") !!!

Looks ace !!!

lol yeah being on a bike that's one reason I chose the head xD

Grimm wrote:Cool. Mine would look like that if I didn't want Termie armour. What's the axe?

The axe is made from 2 included in the box, I trimmed the wolf head down on the back of one and replaced it with the blade from the second one. That's partially why it looks a bit messy atm, I had to cut off the bottom hand holding the axe and replace it with the middle section of the second axe.

...if that makes sense

You need to work on cleaning up the mould lines, basing him and finally spraying and painting him.

The furry bits under the guns should hang in the direction of the ground and not point toward the bottom of the bike. Just a tiny detail that makes it look odd as it currently is.

Great kitbashing, good work!

Saltoric wrote:You need to work on cleaning up the mould lines, basing him and finally spraying and painting him.

Hence "WIP" in the title and the mention of mold lines in my initial post :p

Breotan wrote:The furry bits under the guns should hang in the direction of the ground and not point toward the bottom of the bike. Just a tiny detail that makes it look odd as it currently is.

Cheers for pointing that out, they were glued on before the bike was plonked at its current angle so it's one of those things that didn't really cross my mind

Gerald_Tremblay wrote:Great kitbashing, good work!

Cheers ^^