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This is a little thing that I call the Arkanaut Landshark.

Its a Kharadron Overlords led project, with other Cities of Sigmar faction lending a hand here and there.

It is completely definitely not an Imperial Knight, nope, definitely not.

Added a slightly absurd warscroll for it, because, you know, lockdown.

I can’t comment on the rules (I don’t play AOS) but I like the look of the model. I like the touches you’ve added to Sigmarise it


A great paint job too.

Looks amazing, and fit well in the AoS setting.
Might be able to use it as an allied mega gargant soon.

Looks solid to me and great use of parts.
Kharadron really does seem to mesh well with 40k at times.

Rules wise you could also either (as above) use it as an allied mega gargant soon or I would even use it as an ironclad.

Thanks for the feedback all.

Yes, in terms of actual ingame use, I had thought allied Gargant after the latest reveals. Although you are probably right Jackal, just using it as an Ironclad would work, same base size etc

Though won't lie, using my expertly crafted *cough* rules would be fun too :-)

I really like the design and outcome of this! It immediateyl reminded me of the Colossals from Warmachine, which isn't a bad thing at all!

This looks awesome. I like the color scheme and how you have the extra arkanauts working, cleaning, calibrating it.

Thanks. The Arkanauts all have very important jobs, from the driver, the gunner on top, the rigger operating the gatling cannon, and even the fella keeping the paint up to scratch.

Bob, on the other hand, just likes to swing from the Aetherglaive (or whatever I called that monstrosity of a sword-thing)...

I love this. Awesome model!

The Landshark actually has a little brother.

By the laws of hobby, this was actually done first and inspired/led to/dictated the creation of the larger more silly project.

He's got drills, he's got bombs, he's got a killer moustache...

...he's a Kharadron Overlords Heavy Armour Mechanized Suit





Just pleased with myself that this ended up being all I made, because making any kind of other related projects in this line would be so expensive :-)