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While playing a homebrew version of the new Conquest campaign, my favorite character died. He was a space marine praetor on jetbike, and so now I'd like to build him a dreadnought that reflects that. I'm trying to come up with a way to build a dreadnought that looks like it was built out of a wrecked jetbike. Anyone have any ideas?

Notes: I have a reasonably stocked stash of bitz, but I'm a lot more patient than artistically skilled, so keep that in mind please.

A Dreadnought torso with an Anti Grav lower body sounds pretty sweet.

Im not sure they would scrap the jetbike more than rebuild it. those things are priceless

IF you had any specific bling off it from the first place you can chuck it on the dread.

I thought since this takes place during the Great Crusade they weren't quite as priceless, and as a praetor he would have the influence to ask it be incorporated into his new home.

My first thought was the anti grav lower body, but I can't decide if that or legs made from bike parts would be cooler.

Blu-tac is your friend!

Get both mocked up if you have the parts to do so. I usually fit my kitbashes together with blu-tac first to see how things will look, before I decide to start gluing stuff together