Eagle / Bird monster head

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**Henry8362**

Hi, I'm wanting to get some bits to convert a 40k demon prince to something more.....Tzeentch like and I would like some largish bird head thing to do the conversion with, anybody have any suggestions?

I'm drawing up blanks :(

**queen_annes_revenge**

maybe one of the LOTR eagles?

**Henry8362**

Preferably just bits if possible, If I have to kitbash I think I might buy the herald of tzeentch kit and use the eagle head from that (Can't find just the head anywhere

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**ingtaer**

Have you looked at Mierce?

**Henry8362**

ingtaer wrote:
Have you looked at Mierce?

oooo very interesting. Shame they don't have pictures for lots of them but i'm sure they will have something i can use. Thanks!

https://mierce-miniatures.com/store_mierceminiatures/images_product/mrm_blg_bnb_mon_032_000_01_large.png

this is perfect, thanks a bunch!

**queen_annes_revenge**

if you want bits, check out bitzbox or bits and kits. good bits tend to go quickly though.

**Tikay Fortooun**

I bought a high elf Flamespyre Phoenix head on eBay a while back. I was going to use it for a project but it didn’t work out. Any use to you?

**John Prins**

Alas, the old metal ushabti were ideal for this. Made my own Lord of Change from one (and some eagle parts, and some empire great cannon).

**Stephanius**

Alternativly, consider finding an eagle head on Shapeways or Thingiverse. The later could be printed by anyone with a suitable 3D printer for you. I'd advise a printer working with liquid resin for this task, since the plastic printers will usually not have enough precision for our small scale.

**Deadshot**

queen_annes_revenge wrote:
if you want bits, check out bitzbox or bits and kits. good bits tend to go quickly though.

Seconded for bits and kits. Its hard to get in touch with them via email but I've only ever had 1 issue and that was with the post office rather than the company. Cheap prices and flat £1.80 delivery in UK no matter order size.