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Hi, all.

I am thinking of building a small diorama, which involves a leaping ork boy.
At present, I am thinking of using a plastic storm boy's body, as it has the perfect 'jumping' legs.
One question, though, is do they have some sort of impression in their backs, for the rockets to fit into?
Hoping not, as my boy won't be wearing a pack.

Help needed,
H.A.

Yes, the plastic stormboyz have rocket 'frames' on their backs, ready to hold a round rocket. Difficult although not impossible to hide.

With some surgery, you could chop off the torso at the waist and replace it with a normal boy torso?

Sounds simple enough, have got some GS on hand just in case though. Thanks Clang, I'll give it a go!