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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel






Boulder, CO

I have like...20 burna arms, backpacks, and heads.
I'd like to use em.
Do any of you have any experience with what torsos the burna bits will fit on?
Do you think AoBR nobs would do the trick without too much GS or other conversions?
   
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Humming Great Unclean One of Nurgle





Georgia,just outside Atlanta

I converted about a dozen AoBR boyz to burna boyz,but it does require a bit of cutting/fitting and a bit of GS.
I also used shoulder pads from the boyz sprue to insure everything looked right...but it can be done.


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South Austrailia

Theres a abor torso with a row of spikes on the top of his back. All the burner components fit on perfect ouce you cut down the spikes. Other than that im not sure but I cant see it being much of an issue for the rest of them. Theres also a tutorial on youtube about it.

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Queensland (Australia)

I converted a few, I have a link to my blog:

http://apainterstabletop.blogspot.com/2010/11/aobr-burnas.html

They look almost exactly the same, exept they are leaning forwards a little more.

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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel






Boulder, CO

So awesome guys! Thanks!
   
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Pleasant Valley, Iowa

Approx half of my lootas\burnas are made from AOBR boyz. Here are some of my AOBR burna boyz (haven't painted the Lootas yet)







For Lootas, you will sometimes need to shave down the shoulder joints a little to make the Deffguns fit. Go slow and check frequently on this one, since you can always shave them down a little more, but you can't easily put a little plastic back. For Burnas, make sure you get the backpack in place before you position the arms & skorcha.

In both cases, you will need to remove, if present, any rows of spike plates that ork boyz will sometimes have running across the shoulders\backs of their necks.

You probably won't need greenstuff or anything, and they are virtually indistringuishable from stock Burnas/Lootas.

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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel






Boulder, CO

Can't wait to give this a shot!
Thanks all for the advice.
   
 
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