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Orkestra wrote:I had a momentary giggle at seeing the gas masked trooper wearing a kilt. I don't know entirely why, but for me, gas masks just scream out 'greatcoat', rather than 'whatever I don't want to breathe has a straight shot at my dangly bits'.

Brings a new meaning to "Balls of Steel" doesn't it?

could have a mini gas mask for his giblits under there ^^

oh that would be disturbing.

forget i said anything!

Thanks for the multitude of responses guys! (I thought that this thread had died)

Because of the renewed interest, I have decided to post some more pics of the progress I've made. I'm also thinking about posting a short tutorial about giving Cadians kilts.

Also, that guy is a Junior Officer. Rest assured that my Commander is wielding a mighty claymore!

woot! finally i can gives guardsmen kilts!!!!!!!!

maybe a tutorial how to paint tartan aswell?

lol claymore ^^

Tyras wrote:Not a cask of scotch amongst the lot!

Are you going to model a regimental musician? There's a little known rule that states Bagpipes give negative -2 moral modifiers to Eldar.

Excellent conversions

Hey, are you from Seattle by any chance? I distinctly remember having this conversation, and came to the exact same conclusion.

And yes, being 1/2 scottish (Clan Mclean of Duart!) I heartilly approve. Were I to do a guard army, I would rip you off in a heartbeat. But since that's not happening, you're totally safe.