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Sidstyler wrote:

CT GAMER wrote:

Sidstyler wrote:That's not really his face. It's one of his victims.

Which changes nothing...

Yeah it does. It may still be ugly but there's a big difference between having an ugly face and wearing someone else's.

I should know!

The model is amusing/ugly because he appears to be giving a soliloquy from Macbeth...

Big fists+awkward pose= goofy regardless of system

To be fair though, the dark eldar model was produced in ancient times before the invention of artificial light and carving tools.

I think with limited mods they'd make wonderfully techy electro priests for my inquisitor/Witch hunter.
I think they are on my shopping list.

Commodore Perry

I like the two fists in the air. One fist in the air is unintentionally funny.

Two fists in the air makes it awesome.

I think adding some of the Armorcast cinematic effects of fireballs, they would look quite good.
like these.

http://armorcast.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=100&products_id=887

or something

That hamster model was simply a very good idea.

I like them overall. The (pokie) pose doesn't do much, especially the guy with his arms straight up.