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This was my first foray into GW plastics and I have to say it was a lot of fun. Much more fun to convert than metal models. I really wanted a dynamic pose, something more interesting than the "standing in place" pose most of them have, or the "falling forward" pose. It turned out well enough to get the Gold Demon in the 40k Single category at Baltimore 2005.
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Viewer comments:
lord htims
03-Jun-06
#180862 |  | Rating: 8
The pose is a little un-natural |
Kowwabunga
18-Nov-05
#156700 |  | Rating: 8
Really well painted.
But it deserves 8 becouse of the pose... If you can stand in souch weird pose - you could add 1 point to my rating. |
Albert Moreto Font
25-May-05
#134243 |  | Rating: 9
nice paintjob and nmm's but the pose is simply dislocated, a human can't do that |
luis gomez pradal
24-May-05
#134096 |  | Rating: 9
so cool ....the position is a little bit strange, but the paint is so great..i am agree the nmm so smooth .. one of the best i have seen |
philologus
22-May-05
#133898 |  | Rating: 10
Awesome NMM. Everything is so smooth. A well deserved Demon. |
Astador
19-May-05
#133698 |  | Rating: 10
Top notch. I hope I don't have to try to place against you in Chicago this summer. Keep up the good work! Oh, and welcome to the B&C, I don't want to post over there right now, so I have to say it here.
Cheers,
FLIP. |
Micha
19-May-05
#133679 |  | Rating: 10
A truly impressive and unique pose, I agree we´ve seen quite a few 'leaping' spacemarines. The color choice is excellnet, I really like the green-blue color and the in6ense, soft NMM. All in all a great piece and a well-deserved demon. | |
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