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Made in au
Sinewy Scourge




Downunder

Hi everybody,

I'm contemplating my next big side project and I've decided on either a Epistolary/Master of the Librarium or a Reclusiarch/Master of Sanctity for my Imperial Fists

Looking at my incomplete Sternguard Veterans (Pics coming when I remember to), I like the idea of using the Commander's Caped back with the DA vets robed chest, hooded helmet, and the flowing robed legs. I think for either master of the chapter layers of robes and a hood add that seniority feel and help emphasise the monastic nature of not only the Imperial Fists but also the level of discpline demanded of their roles.

My question is, how, if possible, easy is it to sever the legs with robes from the veteran backs and to use them with a standard marine torso? I'm fairly crap at most conversions so I'm still pretty much in the basic mix'n'match plastic bitz level of skill, if this is too fiddily to do I'll just use the DA vet bodies or abandon the project for now.

Hope you guys can help.

Also littlenibbler Orks aren't about armour saves.
Orks are about having too many models on the table, and wasting the other guy's time with your movement phase.
Orks are about having the toughest units on the table.
Orks are about not caring about how many bodies are left in a long winding trail until the squad is down to less than a third its starting strength.
Orks are about rolling more dice then you can count without the aid of a calculator or a pen and paper.
Orks are about having totally fething insane characters tearing gak down like Doc Grotsnik, Ghazghkull or Snikrot.
Orks are about being too fething awesome to die...
Lets settle this in the arena http://pantsformer.mybrute.com 
   
Made in us
Stealthy Space Wolves Scout






Hi -
Take a look at GW's plastic Dark Angel Upgrade sprue components.

http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat1400016&prodId=prod1060242

There are plain robed torsos without the DA icon that would suit your needs.

You'd also end up with a lot of extra bits for about 2x the cost of a metal model that you'd have to struggle with cutting.



"You never see toilets in the 41st Millennium - that's why everyone looks so angry all the time." - Fezman 1/28/13
 
   
Made in au
Sinewy Scourge




Downunder

I was thinking of buying from Bitz sites, also its the legs I'm worried about, I already have a plain robed front torso. I've also had the worst luck with metals, I don't dare touch my metal Killa Kans, they've scared me off metals for life.

Also littlenibbler Orks aren't about armour saves.
Orks are about having too many models on the table, and wasting the other guy's time with your movement phase.
Orks are about having the toughest units on the table.
Orks are about not caring about how many bodies are left in a long winding trail until the squad is down to less than a third its starting strength.
Orks are about rolling more dice then you can count without the aid of a calculator or a pen and paper.
Orks are about having totally fething insane characters tearing gak down like Doc Grotsnik, Ghazghkull or Snikrot.
Orks are about being too fething awesome to die...
Lets settle this in the arena http://pantsformer.mybrute.com 
   
 
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