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I need 15 wyrdvane models and a Primaris to run a formation for my IG. They're $15 for 3, and $15 for 1 primaris. I just need a cheaper alternative because $100 for 4 different looking models doesn't ring my bell so to speak.

Any suggestions?

[img]You could look at converting some Flagellants and adding hooded heads. I found a guy on Ebay selling some and they made great psykers for my Inquisitorial warband. The arms were from some dark elf kit, but if you checked bitz suppliers I am sure you could find several good options.

Plus the kits have loads of cool gothic stuff to add to your other models for a really grimdark feel.

Those look really good.

Reaper's Bones line has plenty of robed guys and sorcerous looking individuals in the right scale at cheap prices. You might want to stick a lasgun somewhere on them but can't beat the price.

Ghoul kits are also often used.

A box of flagellants, an empire wizard box (both plastic). 40k them up with tubes/cables/bits/eagles.

Cables coming out of the head and power monocles are a staple of 40k imagery, especially for psykers.

I've been working up Inquisitorial Henchmen based on Anvil Industry's House Crowmantia line. Not quite as bulky as GW models, which means they look a bit more human next to Space Marines and the like.

I used flagellants for my inquisition psykers. Laspistol in hand and they look great.

Various wiz kits.
Ragining heros yaga kits
scratch builds



also these heads from i think the SM Centurion kits and the GK hooded heads look really good as psyker heads.

also there is a wood elves kit that have a metric ton of hooded heads if need be.

I picked up 16 models from the reapers bones line. They're just generic mages/ towns people. I'm going to try and kit bash them with leftover pieces for a 40k feel. I even picked up some female characters. Not sure if I'll love them but for $40 for 16 different looking models, I'm willing to test it out