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Hi everyone,
I thought i'd show off what I've been fiddling with for the past week off and on.Let me know what you think of the poses I've come up with. I wanted to do some Grey Knights with a more unique look to them.

Here is the Justicar. a minor leg position conversion along with some extra armor plates and tabbards and cloak sculpted on.:




A Charging Grey Knight with twin falchions:





Here is a minor coversion to the legs of the plastic justicar legs along witha Darth maul type twin bladed pole-arm (counts as twin falchions):



A GK with a halberd on an up swing. I opened up the leg stance and but him on two levels of the base:



Final model charging forward. The end of the sword hilt is alittle cocked so I think i will replace it:





Opinions and CC welcomed! I'm considering adding iron halos as soon as i can work up a way to make them look good (thinking of press molding the headpiece of the warding staff)

I like them a lot. The dual staff for dual falchions is an excellent idea. Make sure each squad as a derp marine (falling over or some such) so the first wound goes on him!

LOL. Glad you like them. I'm surprised there was not that much interest in this, I thought the more dynamic poses would have been better received. Anyway I've primed them so i'll save the iron halo mod for later. Just need to decide on a color scheme. i want to do something different, like a metallic black or red or blue..

Very good, although the additional armour isn't my cup of tea, just wish I had the patience to try stuff like this.

Your tabbards look great. Wish I could work GS like that

I like 'em, very dynamic. Nice GS work, too.

Great looking conversions !

Looks really nice, great greenstuffing!
Now paint'em!

Great work! Always nice to see someone else who remembers that Terminator armour is still supposed to give you a pretty full range of motion

Flinty wrote:Great work! Always nice to see someone else who remembers that Terminator armour is still supposed to give you a pretty full range of motion

Sorry mate, but those aren't terminators!

Mister Chaos wrote:

Flinty wrote:Great work! Always nice to see someone else who remembers that Terminator armour is still supposed to give you a pretty full range of motion

Sorry mate, but those aren't terminators!

Oh wow!

Talk about eyesight failure Thanks for setting me right.

The comment is even more relevant to power armour, of course

how did you make the rivets on the armor?
poses are looking great!

DijnsK wrote:how did you make the rivets on the armor?
poses are looking great!

I took the thinnest plasticard round tube I had (I forget the size, its the smallest diameter they make though) and used a razorblade to slice it into small slivers. I find the razorblade provides much more control since when i use a xacto it usually sends the rivet flying off into the air.

I did a pressmold of the patterns on the daemon hammer, the crossed swords and the inquisitor symbol and added them to the hip armor plates after the photos were taken so they look a lot better now. I think its a nice look. I also like the hip plates on the terminators. I want to see how those will look on a standard Grey Knight as a conversion bit.