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I have about 1500 points of ultra marines, but only recently got fast attack, getting several space marine bikers.

I was thinking I wanted to have them holding their heads, sleepy hollow style, but I can't think of a good color scheme for that. (and have enough to field a 750 force entirely of bikers and land speeders, in practice they'd be a seperate allied chapter assisting the ultra marines)
Any tips would be appreciated.
And if you're just going to tell me it's pants-on-head slowed, keep in mind I'm still holding the pants.

That would be very unique, but I think bloodcrushers of khorne would make more sense than ultramarines.

So, I guess you can say it would look better if it was it's own army.

A Black Ram wrote:
So, I guess you can say it would look better if it was it's own army.

Well I kind of meant to make it an allied chapter, if that makes a difference

Seems a rather odd idea, especially for Ultramarines, and most especially for only _some_ of an Ultramarines army

For something like a Tzeentch army though, it would make perfect chaotic sense...

Do whatever you want then, I suppose.

Consider making them legion of the damned space marine stand ins ?

Forgive me, but I'm fairly new,
Legion of the damned?

They are black spacemarines with awesome flaming armour!!!

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Legion_of_the_Damned

From fluff I read , they are like ghosts in a way. Phasing in and out, then disappearing as though nothing happened.

Thanks, I do like the look of the damned legion