Here's my second take on the sicarians. I call this chap the sinistro-pattern assassin servitor.
Apparently the few failed eversor prospects who still remain alive after the trials (though in smaller bits) get turned into these things.
It is not a very nice creature at all.
I like it!
ReplyDeleteWhere are those bulky upper arms from?
Now that's an awesome looking assassin! I'm curious about the arms as well.
ReplyDeleteCheers guys!
ReplyDeleteThe arms are from the thallax robots.
Looks good man.
ReplyDeleteIt actually really reminds me of your Mhorrigot cultists.
It does doesn't it? I was actually thinking of devoting it to mhorrigot for a while, bit I think I'll keep him imperial/mechanicvm.
DeleteMathew got there first. I thought it was perfect for them too.
DeleteImperial assassin will be super good too though. Good stuff!
As I ever told, great job ! And It's renember me the good old Necromunda Malcadon spyrer. Can't wait to see it painted
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'd forgotten about those! Nice reference!
DeleteYeah, nice. He sure is lifting some weight in his spare time...
ReplyDeleteYup. He does loads of pushups.
DeleteHe looks grim! I like him.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Mechanicus warband by the way, I love the colour scheme.
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Thanks Morbäck!
DeleteGlad you like 'em! I just wish I could remember exactly how I did Prokofievs cloak...
Nice! Excellent use of parts. Those thallax arms work really well.
ReplyDeleteThanks mate!
DeleteI really love those chunky thallax arms. Sadly these were the last ones I had... :-(
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