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Hi Dakka,

I haven't shared anything in a while and I've just finished the following minis (or rather just photographed them). Feel free to comment

First up is a Rogue Trader Marneus Calgar. My brother bought this a while ago and I finally got round to painting it up - using this old school pic as reference...





I guess I could have done a lot more with him, but I kept it simple.

Next up is a couple of Dark Angel Chaplains. The Terminator Chap is probably one of my favourite GW minis and I'm glad I've got another one on my desk to paint up. The bike I converted about 6 years ago and finally got around to doing something with it - I think it's okay if you ignore physics, but GW seems to all the time so, m'eh...






Thanks for looking

Loving the DA Chaplain on the bike, great bit of converting and the paintwork is superb. Well done!

I love the chaplain's hog conversion, well done.

Your terminator chaplain - awesome. For a moment i thought you'd linked to a picture of the studio paint job.


Paint job on old calgar is very nice. That said, i wonder why the sculptor felt it necessary to have Calgar escorted by guards even when using the potty ?

Wasn't calgar £2.50 in rogue trader days?Why does the spoilered image show a guy in a purple suit with buck teeth?Seriously I see that image all the time on Google search what is it?

Ahh, old school Marneus. That model always troubled me as it looks like he's taking a dump. In this case under the watchful eye of a loyal sergeant. Still, thanks for the trip down memory lane.

 Astroman wrote:
Ahh, old school Marneus. That model always troubled me as it looks like he's taking a dump. In this case under the watchful eye of a loyal sergeant. Still, thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Yeah, he looks that way to me too, kinda reminds me of Vader in Empire

Anywho thanks for looking guys