Posing Models and Bespoke Battle Companies

THE SHORT VERSION

The examples use aligned heads, twisted torsos and carefully placed limbs to make Marines appear to charge, land or swing a weapon. Spare decorated helmets, bolters and shoulder pads establish experienced Tactical and Devastator squads, while a Rhino borrows the Baal Predator’s front panel. Mark Latham’s biker goes further with cut joints, Scout Biker equipment and filled gaps, showing how a strong pose can create a small narrative scene.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 364, pp. 86–89.

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