Dreadnought and lots of purityseals

[Benzin ninja]

Straight to business: I can't decide wether or not to slap some 29 purity seals on my Ironclad Dreadnought that I have decided to call Holger.

The name derives from Danish folk lore about Holder Danske. Long story short, it's a big statue of a medieval warrior that is said to rise in times of need and defend the country.

 

So far I have come up with these Pros and Cons:

 

Pro: Being named after old folk lore, he must have been around for quite some time, thus being prone to having loads of seals.

Con: It might look silly.

 

Now I turn to you people and ask. What do you think? Clever or silly?

 

Here's a picture of the big guy.

 

http://peecee.dk/uploads/052013/WP_20130523_0021_big_thumb.jpg

[Deamons Redeemer]

To much looks like a christmass tree add lightbolbs And santa comes :p a max of 12 would be enuf ;)

[deathspectersgt7]

If you are doing a themed army go for it.

[Grotsmasha]

I would start at the bottom of his left chest piece and work my way up, layering purity seals until that side is completely covered.

 

Cheers,

Jono

[Xenith]

Keep adding seals until you think that he has enough, then stop.

 

Never say "I'm going to put 15 seals on this model" as it will go wrong.