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For my second Farseer Skyrunner I decided to do a conversion with a Farseer from the Start collecting box and a Lizardman pterodactyl.

I am quite happy how she turned out.

Its pretty cool.

only criticism is the dactal looks like the same color as the armor bits.

or it could just be the lighting but it seems to blend together.

They are close, I may try highlighting the saddle a bit and try to pull it out.

Big "thumbs up" for any new approach on Exodites! I plan to utilise Ripperdactyls in some way myself. Pretty cool job on a farseer herself, but I'm not entirely sold on this "standing riding" though, Pterodactyl must ride quite differently than Segway But I understand that you didn't want to use same Skyrunner Farseer model twice.

A bit OT - I love your charriots! Will probably steal this "larg gun platform" concept, as it goes well with my own Exodite farseer conversion (you can see it here: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/30/706067.page#9784809). And one a bit more related question - what models have you used as rides for your Helions? Are those Gargoyles?

Yes, they are gargoyles with some greenstuff work.

I made a second one:















What do you think?

I like it!

The pose on this one is far better IMO, looks practical and adequate. My only critique is how combinantion of legs/handlebars/paintjob obscure pterodactyl head a bit (but perhaps it is more defined when seen "in person" and not on 2d photos.

Otherwise another great Exodite! Now I definately want to do some of my own Ripperdactyl conversions...