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Hi Guys, absolutely nothing special or breath taking here.
I finished my Imperial Knight following the Warhammer TV guide by Duncan.
I wanted to to be a free blade following the same color scheme of house Teranis and added little green stuff seals (i'm still new to this) and fully magnetized him.

This is Lord Tervel, the last of the House Dulo. Dulo are ancient dynasty that has it's origins from the medieval era of Terra and it continue their legacy and faith in the emperor durring the great crusade, when they settled the 681 planet that was brought to Compliance by the Vth Legion of the White Scars. Their ancient House Symbol is IYI, which was the symbol of the ancient God Tangra, also known as the God of the Sky. However, in the Unification Wars it was revealed to the people of Dulo (During in the unification wars they were known as the Country of Bulgaria) that this ancient deity is not a god at all, but the Emperor of Mankind. Their service to the emperor lasted for 10 decades, until their home planet 681 was consumed by a super nova. The only survivor of this events was Lord Tervel, who at this time was on the board of his cruiser named Pliska - and on this Cruiser is his noble machine.

There is nothing left for this noble knight, that has no home, but to pledge his whole life and soul into helping the Imperial Knight and the Space Marines into their desperate battles till his dead.


Small Gallery: http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/images-96118-52568_Imperial%20Knight.html

Looks good to me! I'm always impressed by someone who undertakes such a giant model.

Very nice work

Nice. Although I feel like the purity seals are a bit small

EDC