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Made in us
Fresh-Faced New User




Ive seen CSM conversions in the past where they used Fantasy Chaos warriors, and added bolters and chainswords etc. for their arms. Ive been considering doing the same for some Space wolf conversions to give therm a more Viking-esqe feel. I guess im looking for advice from anyone who has done this. Are the preportions from fantasy to 40k on the figures similar ? Will i run into problems doing this ? Has anyone tried this before? Any thoughts or advice here would be much appreciated. Thank you.
   
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Furious Fire Dragon




ROK

I can put together one of my WOC and put it next to one of my CSM and take a picture for you. I can have it up by the end of the night.

PS this also gets me working on my stuff, lol.

Nothing currently, got out of the hobby, maybe getting back in? 
   
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Long-Range Land Speeder Pilot






Hi, you can do it quite easily. The front part of a marine torso fits on the front of the chaos warrior quite well.
Just needs a bit of green stuffing. Put a marine head on. The top of the legs needs a bit of a trim to fit in place too, be it isnt too much trouble. The arms look a little static however, but you can mix and match with cloaks and non cloaks so the unit looks more mobile! You also need to cut a shoulder pad in half and stick half on each shoulder and greenstuff some extra fur!
Thanks,
Tom.

P.S. I can pm you a message with photos of a conversion that i have done like this in a week or so, I am on holiday at the moment

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