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Here is a 3-man Bike squad with an attack bike and an attached Techmarine on Bike. I'm not 100% done with the bases. The rims need another coat of black and and then some grass added. I have ordered a resin base for the Attack Bike, but it isn't here yet.

Group Shot:



Black Templar Techmarine on Bike with a Power Weapon.







Here are the three bikes. I magnetized their arms so that I can run power weapons, or plasma guns, or meltaguns, or flamer, or bolt pistols. Fun!



Here is what the magnet looks like.



Here are all of the weapon options...



The white bike with a bolt pistol...



The Black Bike with a power weapon!



The Assault Bike with a Multi-Melta. The base has been ordered:

Nice. I like them. What color are the barrels of the multi-melta?

reps0l wrote:Nice. I like them. What color are the barrels of the multi-melta?

Thanks!

That's Ancient Bronze of the Reaper Master Series paints.

Very nice work, real crisp and even colours. What made you paint the fro.t shielding in different colours? Squads markings?

kitch102 wrote:Very nice work, real crisp and even colours. What made you paint the fro.t shielding in different colours? Squads markings?

Just to make them different. Per their fluff, Black Templars don't follow standard squad markings. I try to make my squads coherent, but different. If that makes any sense.

So beautiful... you sir are a craftsmen!

Good job.

Thanks for the kind words, gents!

I like them! Good job on the techie, not overboard, but rather tasteful. I like the use of a scout bike to make him just a tad different than the others!

Good job!

Asrech wrote:I like the use of a scout bike to make him just a tad different than the others!

Well spotted, sir! That was the plan.