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Here is an example, although it is based on the Imperial Knight, the same approach can be used with the Cerasta Knight——————as much as I hate the huge chest plate (actually a shoulder plate) that looks so abrupt and out of place, I think it needs to be replaced with something else.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M-5tTB5dAw

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Let's talk about the Cerasta Knights. to make them upright, you have to modify their top-plate. this is very difficult because you need to keep their side parts as much as possible, which are their shoulders.
and you need a more reasonable chest armor.

I'm one of those with a household in 28mm and i'm sorry to say i'm not really following what you're trying to get at with this thread.
So i have to ask - are you trying to reposition the 'head' of the knight so it is oriented above the pilot compartment?
Like that old adeptus titanicus warlord upgrade where the 'head' gets relocated above the carapace to allow a giant through-chassis cannon with its muzzle poking through where the 'head' was?

You might want to throw the phrase "gypsy danger imperial knight" into ye old search engine.

That's the only time I've seen a knight that was "head and shoulders" above the rest.

that video you shared is awsome, but dosnt it answer your own question?