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Hi lads,

i made a stalker tutorial if anyone wanted to make one =)

http://warhammerwithzail.blogspot.com/p/triarch-stalker-tutorial.html

cheers

While I commend your creativity, it looks a tad too static IMHO.

I think the legs need repositioned, with some kind of ball piece in the hole to make it look like it can move.

You're on to something, but it isn't quite there yet.

Pretty cool, might want to make a topic over the tutorial section though

It also helps to post some of the pics here

Nice conversion

Thanks for this, I've been looking for something like this for a while.

Why not take the gauss flayer array round bits and place them in the small joints of the legs. I find this would help complete this awesome looking conversion.

Looks awesome !!

Looks good and its nice and simple. i used a barge kit and the ribs from the ark. a bit more complex but i think it looks a lot more like the artwork then this one.
ill post pics soon.

as for the scale of this one, its big. wonder just how big the real model will be.

Cheers lads, In the next few months I am sure we will see some other cool ways to make a stalker!