Sergeant Chronus to Techmarine conversion





Same as before, Raven Guard iconography and all. On the mounted version, I thought it might be cool to have the bird's claws holding onto the skull and laurel so I tried my hand at sculpting them in place. Not the best, but a cool addition to the model when you look at him up close.

Here's the construction of the standing model.

Next up is a Captain Sicarius conversion.
This one is perhaps one of my all time favorites.

Make sure to check out these posts as they might help:
How to clean mold lines off your models
How to freehand the Raven Guard chapter symbol


Ron, From the WarpIf you've got any questions about something in this post, shoot me a comment and I'll be glad to answer. Make sure to share your hobby tips and thoughts in the comments below!

7 comments:

  1. Awesome idea, i have been looking for something to convert into a techmarine. I've always liked Chronus' helmet.

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  2. Great conversion. Very believable. Great paint job as well. tough looking model.

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  3. The guy on foot friggin sweet.

    -Reece

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  4. That is supersexy!! I don't normally like loyalist marines but the pre-heresy feel of this guy is cracking,

    and you work so quick!! keep up the good work ;)

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  5. Really nice colours, though I must ask how the mounted version is going to fit in the turret ring? Or is he not glued together yet?

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  6. Utterly striking colourscheme you have there mate, love all the numerous details. Things still fit together, though the amount of little additions is straggering!

    Out of curiosity, how did you get that lovely skin tone. Thinking of making a Raven Guard squad somewhere down the line and they of course need some effective pale skin.

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  7. Willem-Jan: It's a cool, light grey color with an Ogryn flesh wash followed by the same light grey as the highlight. It's fairly simple really.

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