40k Starship Bridges (2013-2014)
This is four different starship bridges I built for my Xenoarchaeologist Warhammer 40,000 story. There, four teams of different races compete with each other to get the mysterious and very precious treasure hidden inside a space hulk (a ghost ship comprised from several old ship hulls). The human Inquisitior Johann Donner (Johnny Thunder IN SPACE!!!) rides The Emperor's Lightning, his blessed Imperial cruiser, to pursue Samuel Kruger, an ex-inquisitor and a vile heretic and traitor of humanity (Sam Sinister IN SPACE!!!). The news about this treasure also attracted greedy and bloodthirsty Ork pirates led by Kaptin Grogmog Bluddhook and elegant but abominable Drukhari (Dark Eldar) raiders led by Archon Malonil the Malevolent. All their ships have diifferent designs which reflect the personalities of their owners. The Imperials prefer the solemn and traditional Gothic style. The heretics re-use Imperial vehicles and equipment, and Kruger likes aristocratic vibes. Orks, as always, build their ships from scratch, and their bridge looks very messy. And Drukhari like dark and intimidating environments with skulls and spikes everywhere but, as all Aeldari, still prefer sleek and ornate forms.
40k Starship Bridges (2013-2014)
This is four different starship bridges I built for my Xenoarchaeologist Warhammer 40,000 story. There, four teams of different races compete with each other to get the mysterious and very precious treasure hidden inside a space hulk (a ghost ship comprised from several old ship hulls). The human Inquisitior Johann Donner (Johnny Thunder IN SPACE!!!) rides The Emperor's Lightning, his blessed Imperial cruiser, to pursue Samuel Kruger, an ex-inquisitor and a vile heretic and traitor of humanity (Sam Sinister IN SPACE!!!). The news about this treasure also attracted greedy and bloodthirsty Ork pirates led by Kaptin Grogmog Bluddhook and elegant but abominable Drukhari (Dark Eldar) raiders led by Archon Malonil the Malevolent. All their ships have diifferent designs which reflect the personalities of their owners. The Imperials prefer the solemn and traditional Gothic style. The heretics re-use Imperial vehicles and equipment, and Kruger likes aristocratic vibes. Orks, as always, build their ships from scratch, and their bridge looks very messy. And Drukhari like dark and intimidating environments with skulls and spikes everywhere but, as all Aeldari, still prefer sleek and ornate forms.