Anyway, here they are:
Monday, 24 July 2017
The walking pox...
Hi guys - I've managed to get all my 20 pox walkers ready for paint. I couldn't resist getting the 6 man quick assemble box too, and I realised that with a few small conversions and the 6 additional guys, I had an opportunity to have 20 unique models - so thats what I did. I also removed almost every single horn on the pox walkers, since I disliked them - it gives them IMO an odd silhouette, and takes away from the creepiness of them. This I like much better. To hide the cuts, and give some extra texture, I glued on some micro beads from a Brita water filter. Great stuff for Nurgle, but it sure is a bitch to separate the beads from the active carbon they're mixed with. If anybody has any tips for an easy way to do it, I'm all ears. :)
Anyway, here they are:
Anyway, here they are:
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WOW! Really cool conversions and (apparently) pretty simple! My favourite one is the first from left on the third photo. How did you made it?
ReplyDeleteHi Baro - Thanks! It's just a very simple arm repose (just glue it in another position) and removing the horn. Here's the original:
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Very nice poxwalkers ! I think the originals have too much tentacles and horns so they look like mutated and not sick. Your minions look perfectly ill ^^ I can't wait to see them painted !
ReplyDeleteI'll probably do something very similar to your work for my army.