ModellingWD 512 · p. 4
Martin Peak combines a widened Taurox cab with Ridgehauler running gear and extensive plasticard work to build a believable Astra Militarum transporter. Reused kit details become winch motors, fuel tanks, batteries and brake equipment, and the cab even contains a re-caff press. Drybrushing, sponge chips and powders weather the vehicle while preserving the painstakingly built detail.
Warhammer 40,000Astra Militarum
ModellingWD 512 · p. 38
Mark transforms a Knight Rampager with the Glottkin’s huge tentacle arm and bone growths, then adds bells, chains, spikes and horns from Death Guard and Maggotkin kits. A manufactorum-style base gives the enormous corrupted machine a clear environment. The conversion relies on matching large organic forms to the Knight chassis rather than only applying small surface icons.
Warhammer 40,000Age of SigmarChaos Knights
ModellingWD 512 · p. 39
Brian favours the Death Guard’s brutal, almost-Chaos appearance as a starting point for converted Heresy characters. Consuls, Apothecaries and Techmarines combine resin and plastic Legion components with carefully chosen Chaos parts. A Plague Surgeon becomes an Apothecary and Alexis Polux’s body becomes a Techmarine, illustrating how a recognisable kit can acquire a very different battlefield identity.
The Horus HeresyDeath Guard