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Sword-Wielding Bloodletter of Khorne





Sheboygan

So its been while since I have done a lot of modelling, and even longer since I last posted anything, so now that I am regularly working on stuff again, I figured I would share what I have with you guys so far. Both of these started with 6th ed and the New codex:

I was originally inspired by Warhammer In Progres's nurgle obliterators, and wanted to do something equally unique for my own. It took me awhile to figure out what I wanted to do, and finally I decided to move forward on the project when I picked up GSI's tentacle maker.





As you can see i decided to go with juggernauts as the main bodies.I wasn't sure at first about using the hoofed feet, but then actually go fairly nicely and don't look too flimsy. I did for sure know that I didn't want to use the juggernaut heads tho, I wanted them to still be Space Marines, just grossly mutated, so I plan on using regular sized heads, which I think might give an awesome impression of armored bulk since they will be soo small. I still need to add a tabard to the fronts, and convert the arms. Also I am going to try putting a khorne symbol on the chestplate and adding terminator-esque vents to the backs.

Also, with the advent of 6th Edition, I wanted a Skulltaker to play with my demon allies, obviously he was going to be on a juggernaut, but I didn't want to go the traditional routes of having him riding the bucking bronco pose, or just standing next to the juggernaut. Also, I changed him up a bit to fit with my other bloodletters.



The picture isn't the best since I still have it in pieces and the metal jugger isn't a very balanced model.

What do you guys think? As always you can find some more pictures @myblog

   
Made in us
Sword-Wielding Bloodletter of Khorne





Sheboygan

I know it has been quite awhile since the last update, but I finally got around to finishing these guys up and wanted to post some completed pics.










It took a lot longer than I had anticipated, but I am pretty happy with how they turned out. What do you guys think? There are some more detail pictures on my blog.

   
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Mutilatin' Mad Dok





Australia

i like where ur coming from, nurgle-like obits are soooooo boring
however im not a fan of those open holes on their backs, maybe scrap them and insert piping in. steam pipes really suit khorne, workshop of red death.
also their melee arms, mutated arms dont suit well imo. maybe scratch build some massive axes for them and chain them around the arm or something.
also the heads are too small for my taste, maybe something bigger. jugg heads are too big, but maybe getting half the dead and adding it on there.
but all in all, very i dig this. they remind me of beastemen with them legs and maybe adding more chainmail would make 'em look meaner. but bravo

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