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Hello,

I'm starting to paint a red scorpions army, and I was looking into FW stuff, and those named characters.

Sevrin Loth, the librarian of the chapter, is really looking good on paper rulewise and the model looks very nice. However, I'm planning on running a truescale army (so all primaris for the time) and I was wondering if Sevrin is smaller than my primarii, or if he was a tall named character for a standard SM.

If someone owns him and can make a comparison between him and a primaris, I'll be very thankfull, In order to know where i'm going before throwing 60 bucks at him

If he is really smaller, does anyone sucessfully made him cross the rubicon? It seems he is cast in one piece, so I don't know how to convert him efficiently

Thanks for the help!

Sorry I can’t help you out with pics or anything.

I will suggest that if he is smaller, just make some sort of background saying he was almost cut from the program because of a malfunction in one of the organs, but when his latent psychic talents began to manifest they continued with his training and his shortened stature is made up for by his psychic abilities. Never count the little man out . (This coming from a 6’5” guy )

I will try to remember to get a pic for you this evening.


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Thanks, so he can really pass for a primaris with only a few inches of heels, good to know!