High Interrogator Vaarn

[Rayner]

Thank you for all the comments

It looks like you're using greenstuff to fill gaps - I started doing that for my Valkyrie, but soon realised that the filler used in the join between sections of kitchen worktop was a far easier and quicker solution.

I've attempted using a few fillers beforehand, but found that they were prone to crumbling when I came to smoothing out rough patches. I'm planning another trip to the hardware store to find a better filler this weekend.

Excellent GS work! My particular favourite is the data-runner, I'd love to have a model like that in my collection. What did you use as a base for the legs? I can recognise a few bits in there.. is it mostly scratch built?

The legs are taken from a 54mm world war 2 german soldier set I bought a while back. The left and right legs came separated and so were interchangeable with the others in the set, allowing me to get the running affect. The torso and arms are from the severina/sevora assassin, to which I have repositioned the arms and GS extra details onto. The only part that is "scratch built" is the head.

My first attempt at complete scratch building took a back seat quite some time ago and probably won't be touched again until I get an idea where to go with it next 

[Caralinus]

My first attempt at complete scratch building took a back seat quite some time ago and probably won't be touched again until I get an idea where to go with it next 

Obliterator? Looks awesome to me 

[Rayner]

Obliterator? Looks awesome to me 

When I started making this guy, I was aiming to create a chaos terminator, however I soon abandoned a ruler and ended up with a giant! He has been put aside for now, but reworking him into an obliterator seems a perfect way to use his bulky frame

[Dwi]

Wow it's been a long year sence I have been here. I have to say that that is one great Interrogator you got there.

You GS work is also damn good