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There are a few tutorials in the forums that help with bionic conversions, don't know if any are good for mass production though cause I've only read one since I joined, and it seemed like a doozy imo <_< .

 

or you can grab an Iron Hands kit and use that, or check out some sites for bitz from that kit so you don't buy any parts you might not want to use.

shotbreak-yeah, the tutorials were pretty decent, just dealing with limited supplies and time (college courses) right now; green stuff, guitar wire, a little bit of plasicard left. Just kinda hoping someone had a cool idea for something quick and simple.

 

TermInHell- Holy crap, I have so many Iron Hands parts in my army, I'm afraid to add any more! Casting is beyond my skill, and maxmini's is cool but expensive.

 

I'll just keep tearing around the tutorials, thanks guys.

If you're in school you can raid some paper clips?.... Might go good as the bar for the leg/arm and use the guitar wire to wrap around to make springs if it's the right gauge of wire, but you don't have to follow it if you don't want to. Think outside the box and put two and two together, it doesn't have to be specific to another persons idea or a well tested way, that's why you get so much freedom in the first place.
Dunno about expensive too much <_< Looking at MaxMini (never have before). It really depends on how bionic each model is... If you went for one visible bionic each (including head as bionic) You could potentially do 10 man squad with one 5.65 Euro set (Course there is alway P&P). Good luck ;)

A combination of paper clips, plastic card, guitar wire, and green stuff worked nicely for my IronHands.

Here's an true scale DW fig I did. Paint job is still WIP.

 

http://richsanders.squarespace.com/storage/IMG_1308.jpg

 

http://richsanders.squarespace.com/storage/DW.jpg

 

http://richsanders.squarespace.com/storage/DW2.jpg

 

works fine for normal marine figs and pretty quick to make too.

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