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The bits used in this conversion were as follows:
Base = Back2base-ix resin forest base.
Legs = Chaos Space Marine standard. Left leg has been chopped off and reposition with some milliput.
Torso = Death Guard resin from Forge World.
Shoulder Pads = Death Guard resin from Forge World.
Left Arm = Possessed Chaos Space Marine. (Representing a mutated power fist).
Right Arm = Chaos Space Marine standard.
Wings = Possessed Chaos Space Marine.
Bolter = Chaos Space Marine standard.
Blight Grenade (held in the power fist) = Warhammer Fantasy Zombie boxed set.
Altogether, this is a more dynamic plague marines than I usually encounter or set out to build. I think that the positioning of the bits looks like he has just come in for a landing on top of a tree stump and is about to charge forward, bolter blazing and blight grenade / death head at the ready.
3 comments:
Beautiful. That is, by far, the most dynamically posed Plaguemarine that I've ever seen. Very, very cool.
Totally awesome! The pose is very epic.
Thanks guys! I wanted to avoid the usual static pose of plague marines. After all, many of the descriptions of Nurgle suggest an active and engaged persona, and that is something I wanted to explore (model wise) for a while.
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