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Hey guys a while back I saw a conversion someone did on a trygon to make it look like it was bursting out of the ground, but now I just cant for the life of me find it anymore, Has anyone else seen this conversion? or possibly have any pics of it? I want to figure out how to do it myself, because when I eventually get one for my army I'd prefer a more dynamic pose such as the leaping one.

Kroothawk did one.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/155045-Trygon%20Prime.html

Recently I've done a variation. I'll try to find a pic of it.

Original inspiration by Hive Fleet Moloch (yes, also colour scheme):
http://album.warpshadow.com/v/HiveFleetMoloch/P1313650.JPG.html


More here:
http://www.warpshadow.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=14095&start=0

Here's my one, inspired by Kroothawk's version.



I cut the middle half of the long tail out (which I used for my Tyrannofex) and built up the base with clay and putty to indicate the creature being half underground.

The body is posed in an almost horizontal leaping manner. The model is half the height of the normal Trygon, which could lead to advantages of LoS but I have an unconverted Trygon too in case someone complains. No-one has yet.

There are some more pics in the Gallery.