Strider Deathstalker Conversion

Original upload date: June 1 2013 – September 27 2014

After finishing my first Strider Deathstalker, I wanted to convert a second one to field them in pairs.

Strider Deathstalker

Strider Deathstalker

I had put off the conversion for a while as I knew the Deathstalker would be a difficult mod because she is basically one piece. (the bow with forearm is the only separate bit).

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

I started by removing the head and hair, the left arm, the right side of her cloak and severing the sword arm at the wrist. She looked awful when I was done butchering her, but then I had the fun task of putting her together again.

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

I rotated her sword wrist horizontally and joined it up with a Stone Keeper’s forearm. (I have a little stash of heads and hands from the last time I did a PP bits order as I find these pieces to be the most difficult to sculpt.) I resculpted the upper left arm and then I removed the bow from the left hand. I joined the bow back together again and stuck it onto the model’s back. I had to saw quite deep into the model’s back as I did not want the bow to appear to be “floating” over the top. I used my spare Eiryss3 head from my upcoming mounted Aeryn conversion but I filed off the pattern to make it look less recognisable. I added a lock of hair and filled in the rest of the feathers as well as extending the left side of the cloak to change the model’s profile from a distance.

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

Here’s the finished product:

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

I gave her a shoulder pad to emphasise the half-half armoured look.

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

And here she is with the original for comparison.

Strider Deathstalker Conversion

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Strider Rangers Conversion

Original upload date: April 29 2013 – June 1 2013

My Striders unit features some small conversions:

Strider Rangers Conversion

The model on the far left has a weapon swap. I intend for his ornate bow to mark him out as the leader when I don’t field the UA. The model third from the left has a scabbard and I sculpted a very plain hilt for him to hold. Also, three of the models have sculpted face masks.

Strider Rangers Unit Attachment

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Ogrun Warmongers Conversion

Original upload date: April 22 2013 – September 16 2013

The first unit I painted for Legion were the Warmongers:

Ogrun Warmongers

Later, I converted another three Warmongers with minor arm swaps and sculpted face masks. This way I can field them as one large unit of five or two smaller units of three.

Ogrun Warmongers Conversion

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Saeryn and Rhyas

Original upload date: April 22 2013

I had painted a slightly different spot colour on each of my warlocks so far, but I decided to colour Rhyas and Saeryn the same to reinforce the bond between them. Also I thought it would be funny to paint the ninjas the brightest yellow I have.

Saeryn

I am very happy with how Saeryn’s face turned out.

Rhyas

My highly visible ninja twins:

Saeryn Rhyas

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Spell Martyr Conversion

Original upload date: April 20 2013

When I first read about Spell Martyrs, I imagined them busting ribs Alien-style just as they are consumed by their Warlock’s magic. So I wanted my Martyrs to be mostly intact, pre-rib-burst. My third Martyr will eventually be the original sculpt.

Spell Martyr Conversion

The female is based on Cylena Raefyll’s torso with the original Martyr legs and arms. The male is the original with a resculpted chest.

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Angelius Conversion

Original upload date: April 20 2013 – March 16 2015

I love to use the Angelius in games, even if he is a little top heavy.

Angelius

In order to convert my second Angelius, I chopped the middle part of the tail off  and then sculpted a new one wrapping around a (bark chip) rock. The core of the tail was made of aluminium foil to save on weight, putty and to act as a frame so that I could get the positioning right.

Angelius Conversion

I cut away the wing webbing close to his body and repositioned this wings curled around closer, like a perched gargoyle.

Angelius Conversion

I might even prefer him to the original, he certainly topples over less often!

Angelius Conversion

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