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Inspired by the various Dreadknight Daemon Prince conversion I decided to make my own!

Behold the daemon engine supreme! (My low-grade camera effectively kills the details.. matter not, you should get the idea anyways).



And from the back...



Hmmh, seems like the camera flash is showing all the "hard to reach" areas left unpainted.. akward
Anyways.. lets peek the sides too!





Looks lot better irl I swear!

He is currently without a base mostly due the sudden accident with certain tools.. but I cannot deny the fact that I have to figure out a way to squeeze him into one of those Dreadnought bases... he is rather big.

EDIT: Fixed Image URLS

Pics not working...

Ugh... Sorry about that. Was working fine on this end Thanks for the notice!

Images should work now.

Looks pretty cool!

Nice! I really like the addition of the Hellbrute arm, and I can't believe you chopped B'elakor in half.

Awesome. Not much else that can be said. Awesome.

That is so cool. It reminds me of the Cyberdaemon from Doom a little.

It's a nice model, and quite cleanly done.
My only issue with it, is it looks a bit... 'cluttered' in places - too much stuff on it, but that might just be me.

Thats an excellent Daemon Prince. Great mix of kits.

That's a really good conversion man !! Thumbs up !

nice

Awesome! Check out how to do a simple light box and work on the settings on your camera. I bet you could get some banging pictures of that thing! Looks awesome!

Mannahnin wrote:Nice! I really like the addition of the Hellbrute arm, and I can't believe you chopped B'elakor in half.

He was a tough guy to hack open, but he serves me better as a malevolent machine spirit! ..yet I feel great guilt for hacking sucha amazing model in half..

Great Deceiver wrote:That is so cool. It reminds me of the Cyberdaemon from Doom a little.

Thanks! To be honest the Cyberdemon crossed my mind while building this guy! I even thought about giving him hooves instead of those robofeet.

Brymm wrote:Awesome! Check out how to do a simple light box and work on the settings on your camera. I bet you could get some banging pictures of that thing! Looks awesome!

Thanks! On my way to hoard some cardboard for a little light box

Well done, a good use of different kits

That's a reaaally nice conversion actually, I like it a lot. And on another note, I would've loved to paint that thing myself. I think I might have to steal your idea.....or your model

Fraiyn wrote:
That's a reaaally nice conversion actually, I like it a lot. And on another note, I would've loved to paint that thing myself. I think I might have to steal your idea.....or your model

Tons of fun converting this monster. Go for it!
Gets a bit expensive tho.. if you don't happen to have useless dreadknight, hellbrute and bela'kor lying around.

I just might rework him a bit and give him a new paint job once I get the hang of the painting.

That looks fantastic, a true daemonic corruption

Just wow. It look BRUTAL.

That thing is awesome... my only criticism would be the colour of the princes flesh but thats just down to my preferences. I also like the use of the hellbrute arm - it really adds to the feel of the model.
Great job

George

This is a very nice conversion, well done love the gritty colour scheme of the piece!

This is an awesome kit bash! You obviously put in a lot of hard work converting this and painting it up, which definitely paid off!! Really inspiring model

Low grade camera or not, that's one mean looking mini you got there

Nice man, very nice. Id love to see it on a themed base. You should try adding some rust effects around the fingers, add a little contrast. Id suggest playing with some weathering powders or oil paint, but regardless very nice.

Definetly going to be doing something similar, really like the daemon integration, great work