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Wanted something different, here is what I came up with.

Not really very good. Too unbalanced and you should prime your sand, much easier to paint it then.

kinda mean

i think its a nice pose

raoiley wrote:
kinda mean

i think its a nice pose

I guess this will have to be a matter of opinion! I really don't like it

If you are going for a "super big gun" feel you might achive more of an effect if you tried him kneeling that would adress the "unbalanced" issue, maybe riase his arm out to show he aimed that monster bye pointin at what needed to die. agin help the balance of the weight (visual) of the model. thou it think it looks fine, he is turned to it looks like he is trying to lean into it. but his arm kinda make it look off, maybe extened them outwards to give it a "readiing for recoil" effect. but with a decent coat of paint this will be a damn fine model none the less.

Here as something else I tried as the left arm was magnetized



And if someone doesn't like I appreciate their honesty. Not everyone will like every model ha.

Thank you everyone though for your comments

Maybe if the big gun was opposite the sword arm?

 Alpharius wrote:
Maybe if the big gun was opposite the sword arm?

I agree with this. It's too right-heavy as it is.

I agree that it seems a little one sided, when I got it it was already glued up, I tried getting a more bent forward look and added the rubble underfoot, but if I were to do another I'd make the blade a wrist mount and have him crouched down more I think

actully i really like it all one sided looks like hes right handed and just has hi other arm to keep balance. MUCH bettter i like this one!

I like the 2nd one, it works well if I am honest. The setup makes him appear primed to shoot, which is nice and has come out really well.

On the base though I would make that top panel look crumpuled under his foot, otherwise it looks like it is about to slide out from under him.

Good work