Conversion thread! what've you got going on?

@Usashi
You're nailing it mate!

Great stuff! Keep them coming

 

My KB got some modifications for his CCW. Originally he was wielding a machete from a Taskmaster, but I changed it into a Kukri knife of Morlock.

Before:


After:

 

@Ugin Yo, is there any way you can do a blade painting tutorial. That Kukri looks top notch.

 

Second dark tohaa conversion, BIT:

 

@Sangarn Certainly does look like a Sygmaa Tohaa. Great conversion idea and execution.

 

A while back I converted a Daiyokai with an octopus on his head. After helping a friend with a weapon swap on theirs, I decided that I wasn't satisfied with a pair of Katana, and needed up grade to a brace of Tetsubo! A fitting weapon for an oni-sized, ronin joining the ranks of the Ikari Company.

 

@TheDiceAbide Good job on sculpting that tiny cephalopod on top of it's head.

 

That... is cool

 

3rd Sygmaa conversion:

Chaksa KISS!


Bit with her trusty Chaksa

 

@Sangarn That fits perfectly. Another great conversion Sangarn.

 

thx, there's more to come :p
I forgot to post her here:

My Varuna Echo Red fury

 

I think I like the one hanging off the tetsubo more.

@TheDiceAbide : Are you going to paint that up like a stuffed toy mascot?

 

[conversion] mirage-5. Using a grunt and a K-9 from Streloks kit. :D

 

Hey mister. Welcome to the forums.

 

Same here. Welcome @Winsha and I hope your stay here is wonderful experience. I'm going to have to copy your idea here for my own Mirage-5 group if you don't mind. Any tips on how you got Margret's head just right & the fur color for Duroc?

 

Of course you can. I am looking forward to your model.
Duroc's fur color... I just trying to paint as closely as possible with his concept art.
And here is a picture during berthier work. I cut her helmet with nail clippers, and then made hair& hair band shape with a putty. The end of hair band used a bread twist tie. :D

 

@Winsha What a grand way to use twist-ties. I never though of that before. Thanks for the tip.
Do you have any suggestions on how to paint fur to look like fur? I see you've done highlighting but would a wash be just as good? Maybe as a welcomed addition with some drybrushing?

 

I painted the fur in three parts. In this photo, there are blue purple, sky blue and white. Paint this way divided into a start, a middle, and an end according to the large flow of fur. Maybe there is a better way, but I did it this way. I hope this helps.

 

@Winsha That seems simple to do. I got a K-9 Antipode that I can try this technique on. Thank you once again for answering my question.

 

That's the plan, going to make it look like a little Pulpi plushy.