[GAZKUL]

thanks, incidentally i found this while browsing, it's pretty good. don't know if its already been said bu hey

http://www.elgrecominiatures.co.uk/index1.html

[Kaled]

Yep, already got them on the list.  A few people on here have used them and I think I've used them once - never heard any complaints about them.

Did you find a Samurai to suit you? 

[GAZKUL]

had a bit of trouble but its not vitally important, just curious as i came across a samuri themes SM army in an old white Dwarf. thanks anyway

[Shannow]

http://www.pegasomodels.it/products_en.asp?idcat=33

Some good models on this page for samurai

[GAZKUL]

http://www.pegasomodels.it/products_en.asp?idcat=33

Some good models on this page for samurai

Wow!!! thanks a lot

[Shannow]

Out of curiosity what are you plans in inquisitor for a sumaria type model? A samurai space marine? I think I recall that article actually, makes me remember how much better GW and white dwarf used to be....

[Alta]

I was just wondering what armatures you would reccomend? Preferablly relatively cheap.

Also some of the modelling guide links don't work...

[Kaled]

I was just wondering what armatures you would reccomend? Preferablly relatively cheap.

If you look at the list you'll see I linked to one at Historex by something like Fruilmodell - I've used them quite a few times and found them to be very good. Also, if you read the article I wrote for DM1 there's a link to a tutorial for making wire armatures - again it's a technique I've used and have been happy with. But there are plenty of ways to make an armature - you just need to decide which suits you best and is right for the project you have planned.

Also some of the modelling guide links don't work...

Send me a PM with a list of which ones and I'll update the list.

[zasapamasawasa]

Have you got this one? http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/ Not 54mm I know but some of their sci-fi stuff could be very useful for Inq28. I especially like the Praying Mantis: http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/preying-mantis.html

[Kaled]

I've started a list of Inq28 resources at the bottom of the original post - if anyone has anything they want added, let me know.

[DapperAnarchist]

http://cmdante.blogspot.com/2011/01/miniature-sculpting-proportions-chart.html CMDante's rather good Human/Marine proportions chart. I was uncertain about the massive size difference between human and Marine at 54mm, but the Artemis model is indeed huge...

[Kaled]

A marine is supposed to around 7' to 7' 6" tall - the one on that chart is far, far too tall.

[Ancelyn]

Perhaps for the more adventurous...

http://hitechminiatures.com/5/product/info/23

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[MarcoSkoll]

I'm going to put in a shout for Station Road Baseboards for buying plasticard.

They do A4 and A3 sheets in lots of thicknesses, in both black and white, at seems to be the best all-round prices I could find. Delivery was pretty swift and not exorbitant (given that plasticard is actually quite heavy in bulk).
They don't do embossed card or tubing, but I found it was cheaper to split my ordering, given how much some places put a premium on their plasticard - probably because it's in individually wrapped packets or some other poncy nonsense.

So, if you need a huge pile of the stuff for making Inquisitor scale vehicles or you just need to stock up for the next year or so of projects, recommended.

[Ulgavitch]

Hello 'Clavers

I just discovered these. I know they are Napoleonic, so would need quite a bit of conversion to become 40K (not too much apart from weapons, though, I imagined them as a more ornate version of the Mordian Iron Guard) but they are £21 ... for sixteen 52mm models. Sixteen!

http://www.victrixlimited.com/online_shop/product_info.php?cPath=40&products_id=60&osCsid=fd876a9114438f7d8c3cf7ebdf44f748

I'm going to get some, and I'll write a quick report on what they are like.

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