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Hey there!

Today I've started a conversion of a female farseer. It's not an important project, it doesn't need to fit an entry or to be WYSIWYG, it's just supposed to be fun to build.

To build this conversion, I'm using some bits from a warlock I butchered years ago to mount him on a jetbike, an old DE plactic warriors female torso, a head from a Rackham Cynwall Selsym (Rackham's basic High Elf footsoldier), and various eldar bits.

Here are the first steps:




The waist will be worked with GS, representing a belt, but I don't know yet what it will look like.

Here's the right arm:

It's a metal sword and hand from a warlock assembled with an old plastic eldar arm.

Any advice or opinion?

I think you will need to do a bit of work on the sword arm to make it a bit 'witchbladey' and maybe GS some robes on the torso and arms to tie in with the lower half of the body.

What is going to be in the other hand?