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I finally finished a couple models to be used for pain tokens, and I'm very pleased with the initial results. The resin bases had to be deep enough to drill so that the trophy pikes could easily be removed but fit snugly when placed in the base. All six trophy pikes are removable, allowing for 1-3 pain tokens to be represented for the Dark Eldar unit in question. The pikes come from the Dark Eldar vehicles, as do most of the heads, with a few added from my bits collection to allow for variety both in enemy races represented and color palette.

Clever. And they look great too

Nice job! Well defined.

Really nice work. They look great.

Looking good mate. Thanks for sharing these!

That's a cool idea, well done!

Really nice tokens mate!

Those look fantastic... well done

Simple and effective, nice job!

Very creative way to make pain tokens.

Perhaps a 4th hole so you could also place a symbol to denote which combat drug the unit has.

dkellyj wrote:
Perhaps a 4th hole so you could also place a symbol to denote which combat drug the unit has.

That's a good idea, but my problem is I always forget to roll for the damned things before the game starts, not necessarily what the result actually was.

 Oaka wrote:

dkellyj wrote:
Perhaps a 4th hole so you could also place a symbol to denote which combat drug the unit has.

That's a good idea, but my problem is I always forget to roll for the damned things before the game starts, not necessarily what the result actually was.

Then this helps even more so. As your looking at your units and you see the bare token holder it can act as a reminder to roll your drugs (god that sounds bad).