The YouTube clip for: NECA Terminator T-800 (endoskeleton)

The latest YouTube update. This entry ends the first cycle of "The YouTube clip for". Along the last weeks I've uploaded a few videos to the Metal Invaders Channel. From now, the main idea, is share content between the blog and the channel. All posts will be published with the related video. The T-800 is the last video of the first cycle. For the next post/video I'll introduce the WH40K World Eaters Legion 6" Berserker/Daemon Prince.



You can follow the channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiwCgjLmdCv3VNPzlQ-MAFg 

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Death Guard (Part V) Chaos Lord Sacko Hezzes "The Big"

Lord Sacko Hezzes called by his brothers "The Big", is the central figure of this Death Guard warband. The figure was based on the Ork Lord from the Assault on Black Reach and highly modified to look like a bestial Nurgle Lord. The mech claw of the Ork Lord is an awsome piece for this kind of characters and the combi-weapon was slighty modified to match with the essence of the warband.

Chaos Lord Sacko Hezzes "The Big"

Blast from the past! (Part 5) Terminator T-800 (endoskeleton)

To reflect the dark future imagined by James Cameron I use two Neca Endoskeleton bodies, one for the base and another for main display. The poser T-800 was painted in a chrome finish and the weapon scratch build. The fell T-800 was disposed in the base with a blast in the chest and the limbs broken.

Here is a short "making off" of the base from start to finish.

Consecrators (Part I) ??? Chaos Lord Corpulax

The Pandorax Campaign was first published as a 6th edition supplement and later introduced in the 7th edition rulebook. There is a little mention to the Chaos Lord Corpulax, but this was enough to made my imagination fly and compose this figure. There's nothing specially uncommon because the main parts are from the Chaos Terminator plastic kit but the addition of the new space marine respirator head from the tactical squad box and the Nurgle pabellon over the armor gives this character an impure life.

That's why I use an autonomous breathing system, honey...

As an original brother of the Consecrators chapter the armor of Corpulax was black and now that serves Nurgle, a dark green shining reflects on his armor. The corruption of the inmaterium wash his feet and white scars of plague infection tear the ceramite of his plaques.

The Purge (Part II) Terminator Squad Regulus

Back in 2012 I published the first entry about The Purge, the nurglesque renegade chaos warband. At the end of that entry (that's in spanish only, sorry) I said that in the next entry dedicated to The Purge I'll show this Terminator Squad that I now introduce.

Terminator Squad Regulus with sargeant Honorius Regulus at the center

Terminator Squad Regulus was one of my first steps with the plastic Chaos  Terminator sprue as a whole because previously I was still working with metal miniatures. Well maybe this could be weird but I always work with years of difference from the norm.

Honorius Regulus

Dario Quimetit "The Fistless"

Mortimer Amplexus

 

Galeanus Rhin

Ramulus "Poison Claw"

Familiar picture

Thousand Sons (Parte I) y Night Lords (Parte I)

Un par de miniaturas de dos legiones traidoras. La primera pertenece a los Thousand Sons y está basada en un hechicero clásico de Tzeentch y la segunda un Dark Chaplain de los Night Lords basada en un Wight de los No Muertos.

 

A la miniatura se le añadieron un par de hombreras de MK-VII, una pistola bolter enfundada y un "auspex" clásico. El generador  dorsal se realizó empleando como base un generador clásico de MK-VI al que se le adaptaron diversas piezas para que adquiriese su aspecto caótico.

La conversión del Night Lord fue más sencilla si cabe. Únicamente se le añadió un generador modificado de MK-VII y un bolter al que se le retiró el águila imperial. El estandarte mestra el emblema clásico de los Night Lords, el murciélago rojo.

La verdad es que ésta miniatura puede tanto representar a un Dark Chaplain, como a un Señor de Compañía, como un Hechicero... "Vale pa tó"