Thursday 28 November 2013

Ordo Xenos Inquisitor: Conversion Part VI

Ordo Xenos Inquisitor Conversion

Modelling wise, My Inquisitor is almost complete, I have added shoulder guards to him, as his is dressed in his carapace armour, so I figured he could do with the extra protection. I have also completed the sword scabbard on his back

 I am still in need of a name for him, so please, please leave suggestions in the comments section. This will probably be the last post of him before he is painted as that will be the next stage.


Shoulder Guards
So I decided to go with adding shoulder guards, they do look a little plain at the moment, but as someone suggested, I will paint on the details rather than try to model it. I have used green stuff yet again to make the straps holding the guards in place under his arms.
The Shoulder Guards are from my brothers bits box, Imperial Guard ones think. I did shave off the skull detail on them as I did not want that, to much skull for my liking.

Sword Scabbard
The Sword scabbard is done, it should look a lot better when painted and does look better with normal eyes as opposed to close up images. I tried to give the impression that it was held on with straps not just glued onto the model.
With him virtually finished, I am really happy with the models outcome and is hard to think it used to be an Eldar model. I do still need to touch up some blemishes with a little liquid green stuff, but that is quite superficial.

The next stage is painting him up. I just hope I don't make a mess of it. To help me out I would really appreciate some advice on painting different coloured leathers?

Please check out the other posts on this conversion if you have not already seen them:  'Part I', 'Part II', 'Part III', 'Part IV', 'Part V'. 

~ Purge and Burn, the only way to rid humanity of Xenos filth ~

12 comments:

  1. That really is some remarkable work. Kudos.

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    1. Thanks Peter, great compliment. Any suggestions for a name?

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  2. Jaw-dropping! How does Thaddeus Nox ring as a name?

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    1. Thanks. Not a bad name at all, it's now in the consideration box.

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  3. Very nice work. I just went through the whole sequence of his conversion, and it is very impressive.

    Abnett seems to favor older english names with germanic last names, so you might have a look at a list of Old english name variations and then German cities.

    Something like Eadwig Kussel or Swithun Selb

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    1. Thank you, I am glad you liked it. I have taken note of your name generator advice and have started to compile a list, lets see what I can come up with.
      Thanks again!

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  4. Oh god, this is absolutely fantastic, why haven't I found your blog before! Subscribing!

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    1. Thanks Karri, glad you found the blog, even more to come soon including Elexia Saphyre.

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  5. wow, that's incredible, great work! as for names I was thinking Blaine Tregenza, or Albion Medlock.

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    1. Thank you very much, more coming soon. I do like Medlock, good suggestions thanks!

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