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Published: 2007-07-09 16:23:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 1826; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 16
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I got bored last week and decided to make me a Legion of the Damned marine. Ive always had a soft spot for these ghostly warriors. I hope ive done him justice.Made him in 2 days, including sculpting greenstuff and painting (didnt do it in one massive hit, just went on and off with the paintjob).
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Waaah ... he is as much cool and badass as he is expensive x')
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This is cool
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I likes it! I'll probably use this pic for reference when I'm making my own.
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Awesome job 
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This guy is good. I really, really like the bones sculpted onto his arms and legs, and his ribcage is really good.
I'm making a captain at the moment and I just stuck a fantasy ribcage on and sculpted the edges.
I really like the colour scheme too. And now you can use the rules from the new codex. They are NASTY
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Well, this is nowhere near as good as the ones Games Workshop will be comming out with soon.
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PAH,
don't be so humble, its a good mode that (as far as I can tell) you put alot of work into, I wouldn't be surprised if games workshop just carbon copies the model above.
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Trust me, the day i start working for Games Workshop's sculpting department, you'll all know about it.
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"Though i think the ribs could have been done a bit better, but not sure how. >_>;;"
I think I know how. You have the ribs coming from the outside of the torso to a point centered on the chest skull. I think they could be "better" by modeling them like actual ribs, just going across the torso towards the center and not converging.
If that makes any sense. Amazing model, consider it fav'd.
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very nice. I have a few legion of the damned marines myself. they are worthy collectibles
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Yeah, though i do like the old metal models, i do think its time they had an update, don't you?
(Please note, this one i posted is a plastic conversion)
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Wow, this is different~ I've never seen flames epoxied onto the actual armor. It looks great!
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Cheers mate! It's pretty easy to do, all you do is put a lump of greenstuff on the place you want flames, make sure it has even thickness over the place (about 1mm will do), then you cut Vs in the greenstuff, then bend the triangles into the flame shape.
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very nice job here, thx god some one did there own i don't like the old metal model that they made three weeks before they lunched 3 er 40k, but like i sead great job
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DAMNED Great job!!! The painting looks good and ya made good work with flames. Looks really good!
Make more of those Damned Legioners
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I might.. 
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But use what traits? D: I tried looking for the official rules on the LotD, and nothing was found..
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yeah I know
just used the "make your own chapter" for them
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The chapter traits? Perhaps.. Me and GW: Perth's manager were talking about it, and we came up with the traits that give you the 6+ invunerable save (no cover), and Infiltration, with the disadvantages of Flesh over Steel, and something else i cant remember..
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that would work
plus that lots of deep strikes
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Not a bad job at all... nice job on the flames and the ribs... I like the fantasy skulls on the back too ^^
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Cheers! Though i think the ribs could have been done a bit better, but not sure how. >_>;; Also, the flames were sculpted on.
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