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Has anyone swapped out the arms on the new plastic Tartaros terminators? I'm planning out a few for my Deathwatch and am wondering if the regular terminator arms (with or without shoulderpads) can be swapped in with little or no conversion work. Alternatively, has anyone tried just using power armor arms/pads on Tartaros bodies? After hours of Googling with no luck, I'm hoping that someone here has tried this.

I think regular terminator arms might work with some effort, I only have one to test and it's kind of an awkward angled arm already.

Standard power armor arms would look too thin, Tartaros may look smooth like power armor, but they're noticeably thicker in the limbs.

I did a little arm swapping with mine on my sarge:



Used some CTDA arms from BaC. The angle of the shoulder is slightly off, but a little gentle bending and glue is strong enough to keep it in place.

Not the part you were asking about, unfortunately, but one example of cross kit mixing.

Wonder if the forgeworld deathshroud scythe wielding arms would fit in these bodies, as I just got some but want to make them into a unit of deathshrouds and if I can just buy the arm bits from FW it would probably save me some $$!