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Ave dominus Machina!

I had a little bit of fun with my freshly purchased Kataphrons box and wanted to share the results:



(This time I learned how to upload full picture rather than miniature one! Huzzah!)

I was heavily inspired by https://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-FR/Solar-Auxilia-Rapier-Quad-Multi-laser?_requestid=25899390 and wanted to make myself some Mechanicus flavored self-propelled artillery.
How do you think it looks?

Bits used: Tracks and guns are from Kataphron box, seat is the backpack from the same box, arms and head is from Onager box (it's the crewman holding the heavy stubber), legs are from Ironstrider box and torso is from generic Skitarii box.

That is a lovely conversion.
Do you have anything to cover up the connector hole, just to finish it off?

Awesome!

DaemonJellybaby wrote:
That is a lovely conversion.
Do you have anything to cover up the connector hole, just to finish it off?

Thanks. I do have a lot of spare parts (mostly wires) that I could use now that I think about it. Can also use some magic sculpt to cover it.

defwolf wrote:
Awesome!

Thank you very much!

Now with all three done!



As you can see I covered the unsightly hole with a bits I nicked from the flamer holding servo-arm.
The later iteration of my conversion use only one bits to hold the gun straight rather than two as well as receiving a round circle to hold it a little bit higher without resorting to copious amount of magic sculpt. (The circle is from the bit that holds the servitor pelvis in place in original box)