Some of you may remember that I had built an Ogryn servitor, and had him nearly finished when he fell off of a high shelf, hitting everything on the way down, and shattering on the floor.
After a long time spent in pieces, he is finally back together, with significant alterations, and the construction phase is almost done.
What do you think?
(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f330/ratbag23/ogryn1.jpg)
(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f330/ratbag23/ogryn2.jpg)
(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f330/ratbag23/ogryn3.jpg)
he looks big and thus scary, i see him being a massive bullet magnet in games i just love the big screaming head
A nice miniature-neatly assembled and characterful without being overdecorated.
That's a lot of armor. o.o very intimidating.
Holy moly that's cool! Any chance we could get a scale shot?
I think the fists are an improvement on the last one - these look practical, but also quite capable of crushing rapscallions!
Thanks for the compliments guys.
Here is a scale shot with a fairly standard guardsman model.
(http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f330/ratbag23/ogryn4.jpg)
As you can see, he is an absolute monster.
Quote from: Van Helser on April 23, 2011, 11:29:58 AM
rapscallions!
Now there's a word that doesn't get used often enough!
Blimey, he's a big lad isn't he!
He's great- the hands work really well, and I like the details on his armour.
Can't wait to see him painted.
Very nice work - everything fits together very well. If it were me I'd put him on a larger base - he's already leaning and as he's fallen once I think a larger base would mitigate against it happening again.
Great stuff! Two questions:
1) Where are the feet from?
2) Are those kneepads from the RT-era plastic orks set?
R.
Thanks Robey.
Two answers:
1) The feet are from this (http://www.ralparthaeurope.co.uk/10100-shadowrun-troll-museum-scale-p-815.html) awful model (although I didn't pay anything like that much for it.)
2) Yes they are. Well spotted.
I rmember the american guy on the previous 'clave with the massive collection hat included three Ogryns converted from that model.
ok his much bigger than i thought, i love the movement in the model, any rules for him yet - I would expect that such a character would be very scary to face
I like the update on this guy. Very clever use of various backpacks for his chest/stomach bionics and the dredd arms fit in perfectly. I'll echo his need for a larger base, from purely a gameplay perspective he warrants something bigger and it'd be a shame from a modeling perspective to give yourself such a small area to play with in terms of creating a base to match this stunning conversion.