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Abaddon and the new terminators' size


Borky

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So, I've seen a few size comparison pictures of the old vs new terminators, and loads of pictures of Abaddon, but I was just wondering if anyone has any pictures of Abaddon next to the new terminators and perhaps the DG terminators?

 

I love Abaddon's lore and ADB's Black Legion novels, but I'm a little worried about the new models size myself.

Thank you for that! So he is a fair amount bigger than the terminators it would seem!

 

Nearly a centimeter taller not including abaddons base and not including the trophy rack

 

@AHorriblePerson Thanks for the compliment, much appreciated.

I was going to model him without the base seeing as i'm not a massive fan of the primaris marine on the base, but a bit of putty fixed that. He is the perfect size really, taller than the other marines as he should be but not cartoonishly big.

I was going to model him without the base seeing as i'm not a massive fan of the primaris marine on the base, but a bit of putty fixed that. He is the perfect size really, taller than the other marines as he should be but not cartoonishly big.

I think that is what I was worried about, I wanted him to stand out but not look too out of place as the thing I love most about Abaddon is that he’s still a marine - just a tad bigger.

 

I think your conversion has helped a lot also! I can’t stand the new trophy rack, it the old one looks great!

If you are thinking of doing it yourself this is how i did it below, just carefully snip the bit highlighted in red on both sides, green stuff to fill in the gaps will be required

 

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Thank you! I was thinking of using some of the terminator ones myself, which I imagine would be a similar process.

HereticMarine1 I would heartily recommend getting a pin-vice and a few drill bits (I use 1mm for wrists or gun barrels, even banner poles,  and 1.5mm for feet-to-bases, shoulders etc.) great for dryfitting or building models to be painted in sections, or even a cheaper way to make swap-able weapons on models.

 

Models like havocs where torso->arm->wrist->gun->other hand->arm->torso etc. are well served with pinning.

 

I use malleable gardening wire from dollar stores, can bend well, be cut with my plastic clippers without damaging them, and $1 is more than you'll ever need.

Thanks, in the 20 years of miniature making i never bothered to get one but i think i will when i have the cash. I just get more models when i want more varied weapons as i am more of a collector than gamer(don't think i have played a game of 40k in 10 years).

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