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Say hello to Xyz'r'Xaz'r'Xuz...Sorceror of Tzeentch...

Sadly, I recognize the name of your Sorceror to be a corruption of Dr. Seuss's Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz from his ABC book - you a parent, too?

Great conversion, btw. That's one of my favorite old skool Chaos minis. The big-hand mutation is a nice touch - it fits well with the model.

Awesome!Good job

Death By Monkeys wrote:Sadly, I recognize the name of your Sorceror to be a corruption of Dr. Seuss's Zizzer-Zazzer-Zuzz from his ABC book - you a parent, too?

Great conversion, btw. That's one of my favorite old skool Chaos minis. The big-hand mutation is a nice touch - it fits well with the model.

Thanks lads!

Yep...it's a Chaotic twist on a Dr. Seuss fav...and yep...I'm a parent. (Kids are 18 and 12 now.)

The mini was on a circular flying stand and had a bolt pistol in place of the big claw. Back in the mid-90's he was a Tzeentch Champ that zipped about and fired Bolt Shells of Change in 3rd Edition 40k. Tore off that hand, added the claw from the original Scyla sculpt, mounted it on a 50x50 scenic and retouched things a bit. He's back in the saddle in time for 7/8th Edition WHFB!

Wow, old-skool awesomeness in this model . I wasn't familiar with the original, so I didn't even know there was a conversion- it looks great!

And now I know where your username comes from, too . Two birds with one stone!