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Offline RobSkib

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IGT Warband
« on: April 10, 2015, 04:26:54 PM »
*awkward cough*

So uh.. hello again. I've been on a bit of a hiatus.

I've found myself with a new job and a slew of free time, so getting a Dark Heresy campaign kicked off with some friends has fired up my passion for the modelling side of things again. One of the things I love about the two games is their inherent closeness; if you set your campaigns in the same universe you can have wonderful crossovers between characters. A sidekick or lieutenant in Inquisitor can be a quest giver, lord and master in Dark Heresy - there is a strict chain of command within an Inquisitor's cadre. Dark Heresy lets me explore the ground-pounding, evidence-finding and plot-uncovering, Inquisitor lets me explore the politicking, inter-ordos conflicting and end-of-the-world stakes.

So without further postulating, here's the first member of my IGT warband - Hecate Trellio; ex-military agitator, informant and smuggler.



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Offline MarcoSkoll

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Re: IGT Warband
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2015, 05:14:18 PM »
That's a lovely start, with some great use of parts from the 28mm range. My only worry (apart from where she got that haircut - wherever it is, I wish to avoid it*), is that her left forearm is perhaps a little long.
*Although I've not actually had a haircut in about six years. It was about the time of the 2009 IGT that I decided "screw it, I should have had it cut ages ago, let's find out what it looks like long".

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One of the things I love about the two games is their inherent closeness; if you set your campaigns in the same universe you can have wonderful crossovers between characters.
Yeah, it allows a wonderfully large web of characters and events if you weave the two games into each other. They're not precisely compatible rules-wise, but the concepts work brilliantly.
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Offline Lord Borak

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Re: IGT Warband
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2015, 07:47:53 PM »
Love the hair on that model mate. Those pose is awesome too but that hair. I think it needs to be some vibrant colours personally ;)
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Offline Aurelius

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Re: IGT Warband
« Reply #3 on: April 14, 2015, 04:10:27 AM »
Wow you have really modified the look of Bella - who I personally think is already a really nice model - to make something distinctive. The hair is very well done, as are the weapons, straps, spare bullets. Super cool. Reminds me of the bounty hunter in the inquisitor book with the dreadlocks!
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Offline Van Helser

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Re: IGT Warband
« Reply #4 on: April 18, 2015, 02:15:16 PM »
That shotty looks very nice. It's Barbaretta's cut down with a mag and strap added, yeah? I agree with Marco though that the forearm of the bionic looks too long.

I'm looking forward to the other members of this group a lot.

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