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Reaper Man 2020
Painting 8/10, Coolness 9/10 @ 2011-10-17 22:24:57
Great to see some more Drop Pod Tempests!!! |
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Kid_Kyoto
Painting 7/10, Coolness 8/10 @ 2011-10-17 23:01:33
Neat conversion! |
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THE_DUDE
2011-10-18 01:13:05
Nice, I'll have to stow this one away for future reference. |
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Roesor
Painting 3/10, Coolness 9/10 @ 2011-10-19 02:13:55
Thanks again Reaper, I should think you'll see many more, just about everyone whose seen them have vowed to do the same. |
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eskippy
2011-12-28 07:31:25
I Know!! I even made up rules for mine. I call them Phoenix Heavy Fighters and i added some fluff,
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eskippy
2011-12-28 07:32:19
Phoenix Heavy Fighters were one of the Astartes Legions' most effective aircraft during the Great Crusade. Originally developed by the Mechanicum as an air-to-air fighter, PHF23 aircraft were soon adopted by the Emperor's Children and re-named Phoenix Heavy Fighters, after their Primarch. The III Legion used the Phoenixes as strike aircraft, quickly eliminating priority ground targets. such was the effectiveness of the phoenix in this role other Legions soon created their own squadrons. When the Emperor's Children turned traitor they took most of the craft with them, and the Phoenixes actually formed the base of the Chaos Hell Talon. Because of this treachery, Phoenixes are a valued rarity to the chapters that possess them, as much sacred relics as they are weapons of war. |
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Roesor
Painting 3/10, Coolness 9/10 @ 2012-02-10 17:09:21
Awesome o.O I've been meaning to do a Chaos version. I reckon I'll steal your fluff.
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cthulhuchewtoy
2012-03-15 21:36:18
My only complaint is that they don't seem to have a view port. How are the pilots supposed to know where they are going? Other than that, a VERY cool conversion.
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Baldsmug
Painting 10/10, Coolness 10/10 @ 2012-03-15 21:49:47
I would imagine that the pilots power armor and autosenses are connected to the speeder so they see things even clearer than if they were just looking out a window. I wish there was a Tut for these though. Great job on the conversion and the paint is brilliant!
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