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A size comparison:


Unfortunately the picture quality really hurts a model of this size and washes out the nice skin contrast that was visible on my bigger Helbrute conversion.

Glorious!
Great conversions & the paint jobs remind me of John Blanche's still. Would love to see these 1st hand.
Got any WIP shots?


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Found the hellbrutes ones - great.

 bubber wrote:
Glorious!
Great conversions & the paint jobs remind me of John Blanche's still. Would love to see these 1st hand.
Got any WIP shots?


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Found the hellbrutes ones - great.

Thank you very much, I had not considered that I might have found inspiration from Blanche's artwork, though remembering back I believe he did some of the artwork in my 4th Edition Undead, and Space Orks rule books from when I was just getting into the game... Probably a lot in the White Dwarf magazines of the time, as well.

i wanna see photos of the mummified looking termie leading the ragtag group of retro PM at the back!

 queen_annes_revenge wrote:
i wanna see photos of the mummified looking termie leading the ragtag group of retro PM at the back!

It's a Typhus conversion my friend bought for ~$8 on ebay. I converted it further and gave it a pale basecoat a wash and a drybrush, super quick 45min paint job

I didn't get a photo of his previous scythe, which was 1 piece of plasticard painted silver.




I'll get a better picture of him than this at a later date, like I said, stepdaughter is helping me out!.. Plus he is a little more finished now.