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Hey Dakka,

I am curious as to see if anyone knows the size comparison for Militarum Tempestus scion torsos and Space Marine Torsos.
I would like to use these torsos:


The idea is to combine the tempestus arms/legs with these torsos and Bretonnian heads to make some alternative stormtroopers for my MT Army set-up. So if anyone knows if these specific torsos and/or if space marine torsos are compatible with Scion bits, let me know please.

Thanks,
DaK

(I'd test it myself, but I do not have Tempestus models)

first of all, I'm not sure if these are 'official' products or recasts, as they're resin and I can't find them on Forge World's site.

Concerning the size, from what experience I have with space marines is that the arm and head slots will be much too large. I think you're more likely to be able to interchange bits from SM and orcs than SM and imperial guard AM.

Brother Michael wrote:
first of all, I'm not sure if these are 'official' products or recasts, as they're resin and I can't find them on Forge World's site.

Concerning the size, from what experience I have with space marines is that the arm and head slots will be much too large. I think you're more likely to be able to interchange bits from SM and orcs than SM and imperial guard AM.

They're not gw parts at all dude. They're spellcrows own original parts.
As for the size comparison, sm parts would look huge on IG minis.