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I was playing around with my killa kans and their positions. I decided to make a kan which was doing a "human" action. Basically he's holding his gun with two hands like a person and standing on some rubble. Tell me what you think. How this inspires you guys on how to model your.....models.

I like it. I have been working on these same models the last few days and they are really pose-able. I have had tons of fun coming up with goofy poses for them.

I also dig your color scheme. Very basic, very simple. The flames and dags are nicely done. It really works.

I really love the new Kan models, I might just have to build a Kan wall army.

Regarding this one, I like it! I wouldn't do more than two of a multi-squad group modeled like this since the CCW arm is pretty static, but I can definitely see a Grot mimicking Shoota Boyz who hold their guns like that and it adds a nice variety to poses.

I may even be tempted to model one with a crushed barrel as if the grot wasn't too careful with pressure control while steadying his gun. If you had extra bitz you could model a second gun on its shoulder as if the Mekboy just grafted another one to it rather than replacing the arm entirely.

I really like the colouring on the buggers, the blue really pops out from the metal. Also... Killa Kan Konversion = KKK, you racist! Just kidding....

I dig it - reminds me of the walkers from Avatar and the way they held their giant robot-sized machine guns.

The concept is a great idea, and as Brother SRM said, it reminds me of the avatar walkers. But I think the stub hand is looking a little weird compared to really long support arm. But otherwise, looking super awesome!