Showing posts with label 409th. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 409th. Show all posts

Sunday, November 12, 2017

409th kaserkin kitbash/conversion part 1

here a kaserkin i have made for my jorrus regiment. these guys will on turn 5 deep strike and cap some back line objectives.

here are the parts i used
Head-Ushanka Hat with Visor  (from anvil industry) 
Body-generic guardsmen body
Arms, legs, gun backpack-tempestus scions










Tuesday, August 1, 2017

409th update

heres a conscript Sargent (count as commissar)
 his shoulder pad is going to be white with a red strip. this is because Sargent in my army have a blue strip on there helmet ,the white is for the conscript rank they have this on both there helmet and right shoulder pad.





heres the frist base i have done for the 409th



Thursday, July 6, 2017

Big Guns Never Tire part 1: wyvern

i decided i wanted my guard regiment to look real. To do this im going to add backpacks and pouches to my guardsmen. My tanks will have sandbags, fuel drums, random bags and ammo.The gunners head is made from a catachan sential driver and one of the empty cadian helmet.to get the helmet on the head i had to cut the forehead in half.










Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Tank project part 2

I did not want to clutter up the first post thats why im putting this in a different post. For a normal Leman russ or a light tank I will be using something that looks like this

comes from 13th Royal Praetorian Rifles

Tank project Part 1

Hay guys im right now working on a custom rule book for making your own tanks. For this i will be making 2 of my own they are both based off the Leman Russ. one will be a lighter tank 13,12,10 and one is a heavy tank im thinking 14,14,11. each point of amour cost 10 points so the light one is 30 cheaper while the heavy one is cost 30 more points.

The light tank will looks like a Ragnarok tank but with Leman Russ tracks that will be longer and pushed more forward. It will also have a custom dozer blade

                                                                      Light tank                                  



Monday, January 16, 2017