Monday, October 17, 2011

It's Necron Monday!



I Just figured in light of all the new Necron rumors that I'd throw a little gas on the fire by posting up some WIP's of some Necron unit's I was working on a few years ago.





Of course I plan to update all these WIPs once I see all the new bits and I what to do something more dynamic with the basis.


Necron Lord
The Lord is comprised of a Metal destroyer Lord Torso & warrior legs that have had extra hydraulic pistons added to them. The Staff is a custom made from metal and styrene shapes. The cape is made from sculpted Brown Stuff. The base is my favorite part. I love the dead marine overrun by a scarab swarm.











Immortals
The Torsos are Destroyer Torsos w/ regular Warrior heads. I added a piece of plastic to the forehead to signify them as Immortals. The legs are warrior legs with brown stuff used to bulk up the thighs and the calves. I made the pelvic bone higher with thin strips of styrene glued down.

The Gauss were made by chopping & gluing 2 Guass cannons together like shown on multiple other tutorials. The hands were sculpted with brown stuff and the wires were from dragon forge.













Destroyer Lord
I wanted to re-imagine the Destroyer Lord. I wanted him to be bolder, more "epic", so I figured why not have him in a cool throne hardwired in for eternity.The Throne is made from cut styrene sheets and shapes, some brown stuff, and some Baneblade exhaust pipes.

The staff is a custom job made from styrene sheet & tube with a Guass flyer tip added. The rest of the lords details are assorted Necron bits and WFB Empire Wizard bits.







5 comments:

  1. Excellent work man! Looks extremely close to the pictures!

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  2. Great work on these conversions!

    I've not been a big fan of the Necrons in the past, but if the new background rumors turn out to be true... well it my lessen my dislike of them.

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  3. really nice conversions, look the part,

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  4. To be honest I don't like the SpaceKhemri look. But your skills in converting were already impressive a year ago. Still hoping for a design help on my blog from you ;)

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