Converted/Scratchbuilt (with bitz) Soulgrinders

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**hobbytyrant**

Inspired by my leftover bitz I wanted a bit more sinister look to my Soulgrinders. It took a while to complete these and the project took many turns before they ended up like this.

Hellraiser meets Dark Mechanicus perhaps.. Created by some Fabius Bile wannabee.

Next up is probably their parent daemon.

Hope you like 'em!

**D4V1D0**

Very freaky. Love it!

**KernelTerror**

These are monstrously cool, very well done !

**General Kroll**

Stunning! These look better than the official models. Lovely stuff.

**spincr**

I think the black parts need some work, but damn those are some terrible things to see on the battlefield.

**lighterthief**

Good, good let the hate flow through you

**youidiotkid**

They're both excellent, but the first one in particular is by far the most Cenobite-esque (and therefore the coolest).

**lyrken**

damn they're cool.

**Brother Payne**

Oh wow these are stunning! I particularly like the way you've used the nid scything talons

**FeindusMaximus**

Fantastic kit bashes

**KingGarland**

The first one with that face looks much more terrifying then most official models. Probably by hitting the uncanny valley.

**SixT4Pixels**

Damn, those things are scary. Great job

**chalkobob**

KingGarland wrote:
The first one with that face looks much more terrifying then most official models. Probably by hitting the uncanny valley.

Yup, couldn't put words as to why the first one looked so much more disturbing than the second (in a good way), and now that you mention it, the uncanny valley effect is definitely why. Something is just so much creepier when you take a horrifying aberration of flesh and machine and give it a somewhat normal human head and face. They both look stunning and I wish they were official models (especially the first).

**Talizvar**

chalkobob wrote:
KingGarland wrote:
The first one with that face looks much more terrifying then most official models. Probably by hitting the uncanny valley.
Yup, couldn't put words as to why the first one looked so much more disturbing than the second (in a good way), and now that you mention it, the uncanny valley effect is definitely why. Something is just so much creepier when you take a horrifying aberration of flesh and machine and give it a somewhat normal human head and face. They both look stunning and I wish they were official models (especially the first).

The thought that enters your mind is "How did he get... nevermind <shudder> best not to think about it".

**ishkatar**

This is sooo DOOM! Very cool.

**daddyorchips**

mind blowing

**insaniak**

Outstandingly freakish.

**JoeRugby**

Really horrible, makes my skin crawl...So Great job

**corpuschain**

Wow, fantastic!

**hobbytyrant**

Thanks all! Glad you like them!

**edwardmyst**

Great conversions! I add a check mark in the creepy column. I am not a fan of mostly black paint jobs, but this does NOT mean your paint job isn't well done! I would love to see these on the table!