Burn the heretics

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**wolferine59**

A little diorama

All the pics :http://www.wolferine-figurines.fr/galeries/15/burn-the-heretics

thanks for yours comments

**Azza007**

I like it, nice work.

**akira5665**

That is indeed, seriously well done Sir!

I am in awe of your skills!

**Henners91**

I think the only problem is the rather sloppy freehand on the Servitor with the black tabard, otherwise it's very good and a great scene

**Pomyboy**

Love this mate well done

**Valkyrie**

Lovely work, but that bomb isn't big enough, and you need to find a Major Kong model to finish it off.

**Noisy_Marine**

Exterminatus!

**octavus**

Very cool diorama

**wolferine59**

Thanks for all your comments

**Kevv6**

Very nice. Althought a little sterile(for want of a better word)

**oadie**

I know what you mean, Kevv6, and I kind of get the same sense. My biggest gripe isn't the freehand Henners mentioned (although I agree), it's the bomb, itself - the shape makes no sense to me (not enough stabilization to be a rocket, but why the extended nozzle-like cone in the back if it's to be dropped?) and its treatment (both build and paintjob) seems a tad simplistic for such an important feature (the bomb is what makes sense out of the models' poses). The piece still has a lot going for it, don't get me wrong, but for me the compositional issue hold it back more than the level of painting.

**wolferine59**

oadie wrote:I know what you mean, Kevv6, and I kind of get the same sense. My biggest gripe isn't the freehand Henners mentioned (although I agree), it's the bomb, itself - the shape makes no sense to me (not enough stabilization to be a rocket, but why the extended nozzle-like cone in the back if it's to be dropped?) and its treatment (both build and paintjob) seems a tad simplistic for such an important feature (the bomb is what makes sense out of the models' poses). The piece still has a lot going for it, don't get me wrong, but for me the compositional issue hold it back more than the level of painting.

I understand what you will say. When i have this idéa, i don't no what i can use for the bomb. I take a V1 from HELLER and cute the wing and more. I try to find something else, but it is hard to find some thing at this scale