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I would like to build my own Herdstone, but I'm not sure how big it actually is. Google search yields shockingly ancient results.

Could someone measure their GW model up for me and fill me in here please? Thanks.

Also if you uh, wanna post pics of your Herdstone...

You can.

Show me your Herdstone...

What she said.



I do not have the exact dimensions but if I were building it I would do so on a 100mm round base.

 NinthMusketeer wrote:

Show me your Herdstone...

What she said.



I do not have the exact dimensions but if I were building it I would do so on a 100mm round base.

Ha! Spoiler alert. NSFB. Not Safe For Barnyard.

I was thinking it looked very proportional to the Cygor/Ghorgon model. GW is good at not putting models right next to each other in pictures of armies. The Ghorgon is always a few inches back from the Herdstone in the book.

I'm sure it could be mathed. I'll settle for almost as big as the Ghorgon though.

 darkcloak wrote:
I would like to build my own Herdstone, but I'm not sure how big it actually is. Google search yields shockingly ancient results.

The base is approx 100mm (has jutting rocks etc) and the height is approx 155mm to the top of the rock formation. It is a pretty cheap model, looks pretty sweet and was easy to put together (the two large pieces did need a little bit of green stuff to make more seamless).

Hope helps

Perfect, thanks Ceramite!


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Perfect, thanks Ceramite!