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From the album: WIP
Paint stripped, flash scraped, ready for re-paintining. Yes as a beginner 15 yrs ago this chaplain was shoddily put together and blobbed with paint.© gw? Thomas Aquinas
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Models
© Games Workshop
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From the album: Orks
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From the album: Orks
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From the album: Orks
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Black templar marshal on bike
the Belgian one posted a gallery image in Black Templars & Descendants
From the album: black templars
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From the album: Postcards from Wælheim
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From the album: Rogue Crusader's Black Templars
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From the album: Rogue Crusader's Black Templars
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From the album: Blood Dragons
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Red scorpions bike command group
Relaxdesign Minis posted a gallery image in Adeptus Astartes/Legiones Astartes
From the album: Red Scorpions
An 8th Company command squad including a Commander,Techmarine and Chaplain. Its been kit bashed and converted using various bits from Games Workshop and Forgeworld kits.© Relaxdesign Minis
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Templar-izing my Outriders I already have a pretty large bike force for my Black Templars so I've been waiting excitedly for the Outriders. I added some of my existing bike conversion parts to the mix along with the heavy guardbrace on the shoulder pads. For the exhausts, I removed the thinner segment of the exhaust pipe filed it smooth then attached my resin upgrades rather than just drilling out the tube. Because they are so small they can be a bit fiddly but IMO it's worth the effort. It helps to add them before attaching the side pieces to the bikes, while you can still do it at any point it's just easier while it's still separate. I use a jewelry saw to remove the tube tips on the exhaust since it makes a nice clean & controlled cut, then filed everything smooth before attaching the resin tips. I use the tip of my hobby knife or a sewing needle carefully touched between the vents and help pick it up so I can eyeball that everything is straight before pressing it in place. The guardbrace was heated in very hot water for about 15 seconds then bent around the shoulder pad. (Hot enough to make tea) If you mess up they can be reheated and they'll flatten back out. Just make sure they aren't too cold when you go to bend them or they could crack. If's it's heated correctly it'll be very pliable. I used one of the Templar vehicle crosses on the hood and the shrine on the rear is a press molded copy of the top of the buttress piece from the Imperial Sector city fight terrain. Link for where to find the conversion parts: https://www.reddogminis.com/human-scaled-infantry.html
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I've just done a series of practice games and a local tourney and after trying various options have been playing with 2/3 bike squads. These guys have been doing a serious amount of work from hosing Eldar guardians to tying up tanks for round after round by charging them to providing a 4++ screen for characters. The 3+ 4++ 2 wounds T5 makes them really sticky and for what they can do there a points efficient choice if your running them with buckup from a Talon Master and Sammael. People are also using cheap screening troops which bolter spam with ignores cover eats for breakfast
