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Hey guys I'm looking for a neat way to convert a sorcerer into a Night Lord's sorcerer with a jump pack. I know I could mesh a bunch of different parts together but I would like some other opinions.

Thanks for reading!

I would personally start with a single Raptor model and embellish it from there, adding a cloak and force stave etc. I love those models though.

I've never added a cloak onto a model but that would be neat know of any tutorials or posts that can show me?

Ice King Nexion wrote:
I've never added a cloak onto a model but that would be neat know of any tutorials or posts that can show me?

Here's a great blog/tutorial site that has a lot of different ways of doing things: From the Warp

That is a tutorial on sculpting a cloak with green stuff, but you can also just find a suitable cloak from another model and use that instead.

Cloaks are kinda hard to combine well with a jump pack, so you’d prolly be best going with wings instead of a turbine.

You could use a space wolf fur cape with a possessed wing backpack, or get the assorted Vampire bits from something like the terrorgheist kit to just go full Dracula.

Thousand Sons models have some bits you could use, just shave off the parts you don't want.

I personally sourced the Chaos Terminator Sorcerer staff from a bitz seller on eBay to build mine. Of course, I've managed to procrastinate and not actually DONE anything about it, but bitz sellers are worth a look.