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    AoS28 - The Dark Age of Sigmar

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    19 hours ago, CrimsonKing said:

     


    That is great because a lot of Inq28 is actually toning down some absurd details in favour of subtlety, in this case, making a stand out model have a helmet like that gives it more relevance


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    To be honest I don't think it's possible to turn this model into anything subtle. I'm just aiming for something other than the classice Khorne chaos warrior look.

    AoS28 - The Dark Age of Sigmar

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    2 minutes ago, curnow said:

    My build for the ex profundis witch hunter challenge.

     

    I wanted to keep a similar silhouette to a traditional high hat wearing witch hunter but with a more wizardly look .

    Built him a sub-carbine a master crafted weapon from the dwarves that he uses to weaken his foes before he runs them down with his pike that can ether stun or shock the target . I see this as firing bolts or darts and being wind up .

    He also has a lil furry friend to help him track his prey .

     

    I wanted to achieve a layered look as if he has loads of layors on to protect from the elements.

    If you look closely you maybe able to see his robotic feet and face you can see he has been "improved"

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    It's pretty cool to go give him a gun & sci-fi bits. Some would argue this belongs more in INQ28 than Dark Age of Sigmar, but I think it could be fantasy as well. Dying Earth, Masters of the Universe, that sort of thing. And who knows, maybe the AOS world is the very very distant future of WH40K's Terra, long after the Emperor has died his final death, when technology has become so incomprehensible it is regarded as magic.

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    AoS28 - The Dark Age of Sigmar

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    22 minutes ago, Jondo said:

    Well i am very pleased with the result but i cannot decide between these two shield sizes.
    What would you prefer? I tend towards the bigger one, but i think it covers so much of the model...

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    To be honest, I think the smaller shield looks better. It makes your croc look bigger :-)

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    AoS28 - The Dark Age of Sigmar

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    1 hour ago, Hagen said:
    • Base models: the vast majority of the mini is done with bits from this kits, legs and torsos for example. To continue with the priest example, let's say that you previously collected an Empire army for warhammer and you happen to have a lot of bits left over from the Empire archers kit. The legs and torsos are covered in robes, and you decide that you will use them as base models to convert your priest.

    One advantage in carefully selecting your base kits & doing some planning in advance, is that it will keep your warband consistent. While you do want some variation in size, anatomy & gear, it really helps tie everything together if most of your base models, or at least the grunts, come from only one ( or maybe two closely related) basic boxes.

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