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This is basically a missile launcher, 2 plasma guns and bits.

I wanted to have 2 3-hoy plasma weapon tac. squads, so, instead of buying a new dev. set I made one.

The idea is that maybe, he loads in a large projectile and it's cured into volatile plasma which explodes when it hits target.

thoughts?

would you let this be used in a tournament game or even a friendly?

I love conversions, and will pretty much always allow people to use them.

Your pic is a bit blurry tho, cant really see the gun.

It looks like a missile launcher from the blurry pic.
On the other "hand" your love line says you will be cheating on your loved one hmm!

-confuseds-

"to what it is, whatever it is, be it merry bliss or in forgotten shire" means I'll kill it for you.

be it merry bliss as in, to kill someones morale

Or in forgotten shire means in a hidden place.

nothing to do with love.

I'm hoping thats what you mean.

THe pic is too blurry to really see the conversion. It still looks like a missile launcher to me.

I agree that the picture is to blurry to see. Now, as long as you explain to the other player I do not see why you couldn't play it as a Plasma Cannon. The only issue is if your tourny has a strict WYSIWYG rules.

try the macro function on your camera (usually a little flower button or icon) as it helps when focusing the picture. your hand is in perfect focus but the mini is too blurry to make out the conversion.