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From the album: Ordo Xenos
Here is the finished Jokaero from the right. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
Here is the finished Jokaero from the Left. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
Here you can see the diameter through which the wire bundle or staff must pass. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
Here you see the right arm, again, much of the upper arm joint was remove to rotate a vertical grip to the horizontal plane. You can see how he could hold a staff. Alternately, a bunch of wires (guitar strings have a nice testure) could be plugged into the backpack, draped over the shoulder and held in the fist, with the marble dangling below. I like the second option better and I think it will be easier to deal with the left arm if the orb is low. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
This is a converted Jokaero, and there's more conversion work ahead. This character can be given a Warlord Trait in Crusade, so I'm giving him a bonus to the invulnerable save he gets for Defense Orbs... Which is why I'm trying to reposition his hands to work with a scratch built Defense Orb. This photo shows the left arms. I cut away much of the upper arm joint attempting to shorten the limb. This arm position may not be permanent. The Orb will be a small marble or glass bead. I haven't decided whether it will dangle from a coil of wires connected to his backpack or sit on a staff; either way, I'd like to reposition the left arm to be more interactive with the orb- the long fingers perhaps curving defensively around it, pointing into it or even touching it's surface. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
This alternate angle shows the right shoulder of a typical build of the right shoulder. -
From the album: Ordo Xenos
This Jokaero Model was assembled December 28. It will represent an apprentice Jokaero- one who enters the Crusade without upgrades; that's why I chose to assemble this model as is, straight out of the box, and that's why I plan to follow GW's guidelines for colour. This angle shows the typical build of a left shoulder.
