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I don't know what spurred me to do him in Adeptus Mechanicus colous, but there you go (he now finds a place in my armies as a Techpriest... not a coincidence)
If I ever find a moment with enough care, I'd redo that visor to some degree. But not now, and not any time soon I imagine.
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Did some more detailing on the pelvis, recycling bits from the pokey-up piston things that are meant to go on top of the dreadknight, and some tiny side vents from a space marine backpack.
Kitbashing an innocent Dreadknight into an Adeptus Mechanicus Knight Titan - simply because I can.
One nicely formed latex rubber Adeptus Mechanicus mould. Excellent!
I need some decently sized Adeptus Mechanicus symbols for a terrain project I'm working on. The problem? No one makes the damn things any more. So, the only solution is to make my own.
I'm building the base model out of balsa wood and other stuff I have lying around the place, then I'll take a mould off it and make as many as I need! Theoretically :)
Adeptus Mechanicus explorators have unearthed something ancient on the dead world of Naogeddon… something ancient and utterly deadly. Lakias Danzager of the Adeptus Mechanicus is investigating the ancient tombs uncovered by the now-missing explorators – but are his allies all that they seem? And just what are the walking metal skeletons defending the find? The necrons are rising and doom is at hand.
Another full arm, this time I went for a Warhammer 40k colour scheme in Oxblood and Black, with bras accents and gold/bronze cogs.
The entire arm was hand dyed and has a deep lustre to it. It fastens via small 1/2" buckles instead of snaps. The lower vambrace has a small leather pouch which is perfectly sized for tools or Lammie cards. The shoulder attaches via an underarm strap that is fully adjustable.
To commission an arm like this would cost £175-£200. This particular arm is for sale at the moment.