Imperial Knight Pilot of House Hyperion.

Here's a quick "head-swap conversion" I just couldn’t keep myself from doing... It's a Knight Pilot, standing next to his Knight (or at least the part that fits on the display base) ;) The Pilot is based on one of GW's Imperial Advisors, with the head from one of the Celestial Hurricanum's crew members (and a tiny bit of plasticard for the shield pinned to his chest) Here's a blog post with some quick WIP pics: http://stockholmwarpaint.com/post/81926866735/ The Pilot and his Knight are painted in House Hyperion colors, a Knight House with very little background information. I've based the paint job off of a picture found on an ‘eavy metal showcase page in the old Titan Legions: Codex Titanicus, and aside from that picture of a black knight with yellow and red details the only other thing I've managed to scrounge up is that they are a Mechanicum aligned house. I decided to add the cog-patterned trim on his coat and on the Knight's heraldry to represent their ties to the Mechancum. That's also why he’s wearing a lot of red. ;) This was super fun to paint and in the middle of working on the pilot I got the idea for this display base... and started to cut in to the leg bits of one of my knight kits (the rest of the knight will most likely be used as part of a terrain piece in the future so it's not toootally crazy, at least that's what I keep telling myself) :P In the end The leg turned out alright too and it all came together nicely. Not sure if I should have done more freehand work on the other panels of the leg (or more numbers on the base for that matter) but I didn't want to go over board. Thanks for taking the time to check this out. If you’ve got any comments or questions don’t hesitate to post them! Oh and don't forget to check out me and my friends blog: www.stockholmwarpaint.com

Posted: 10 Apr 2014

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PhobosPL
Awesome idea and creation :D
10 May 2014 • Vote: 10
Thau
10++
8 May 2014 • Vote: 10
brassangel
Beautiful work, but I have to ask: is the point of doing it like that just to show that you can cut something apart to make it appear as though it's going "off-screen"?
23 Apr 2014 • Vote: 9
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