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So currently the pose is only blue-tacked together but I would like other peoples feedback before I glue it together. I am trying to make it look like it is running into an enemy horde but without cutting up the legs, something I don't want to do, I am struggling to get a dynamic pose. (Yes it is converted from a space wolves dread and has a 3d printed base for those wondering why it looks different.)

The arm tucked behind the back looks awkward to me...personally. It's a refrigerator dreadnought and I think it wouldn't be winding up like that.

Disclaimer: It's your model...do whatever you want.

If you un-level the base say to have a rock slab at 30 degrees it inherently makes for more dynamic pose


also could make the arm un-parrellel to the body

Is there an exhaust pipe on that model somewhere? Add a "bending" smoke plume to it, suggesting the DK is going forward.

My idea for the arms was to have them swinging like hes running. But I do see that they were possibly a bit to far. I've dialled it back and this is what I got:


Is this better or do you think it's lost the movement to it?


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The plan was to unlevel it the base was that way as that the layers are for the height not the final shape.

No there isn't an exhaust vent yet, that's a really good shout.