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I finished building my Tervigon. Full pics can be seen on my blog at http://theadeptsforge.blogspot.com

The model is on an 80mm base from Dragon Forge (which will be fully detailed and all) so you can see it is a big creature!

Here are some sample pics:





And an emerging termagant:



Let me know what you guys think and be sure to check out my blog for lots more!

It was abit hard to see / or tell that was a gaunt popping out , but might be the angle.

Wow, great conversion work! Much better than I could do. Keep it up!

At first I didn't like that it's harder to see the termagant than most conversions. But this has a charm all it's own that I haven't seen much of in other conversions. It looks like this unstoppable behemoth that won't even slow it's advance to give birth. And it looks very, very big.

Nice job. I look forward to seeing it painted.

JOHIRA wrote:At first I didn't like that it's harder to see the termagant than most conversions. But this has a charm all it's own that I haven't seen much of in other conversions. It looks like this unstoppable behemoth that won't even slow it's advance to give birth. And it looks very, very big.

Nice job. I look forward to seeing it painted.

Pretty much this, would be neat to see another gaunt just dropped out on the ground on the base though.

Very nice.
I would add some mass around the tail under the scales on the back, now it looks like a hole.

I might have to add the extra row of tubes on the back on mine now, when I see how it looks. Great work!

You might need to consider investing in the insanely expensive large oval base, since its have the same S/T/W stats like the Trygon.

Amazing! can't wait to see the end result!

Thanks for the feedback guys. I am planning on having termagants on the base both running along, and possibly a recently dropped one covered in goo.

I have some of the large oval bases like the Trygon, and I have been trying to decide which base would work best. I may still go up to that larger size to appropriately model the other termagants and things.

Wow. That is just amazing. I wish I could do the birth like that in mine.