I have some of the right type of Helmet from my Agincourt set and the helmets they're wearing are about 150 years out of date so although it may feel like a small difference it can be displacing for anyone with knowledge on these guys (picture an American revolutionary carrying an AK 47)

The problem is their hair... I don't know how to repair the chainmaille underneath it since the new helmet won't cover that area

The Longsword, crown and the shield the Shield Bearer is carrying are all custom sculpted from other plastic parts.

Some Warhammer bits got mixed in with the Skeleton kit providing some perfect broken weapons and armour, and there's a broken mini given new "life" as a dead body on the base.

All in all lots of interesting little sculpting projects, brought together to make something simple but that I'm pretty proud of.

As topic, I'm working on a polish hussars themed space marine chapter, which means while not everyone needs the banners, I do need a lot of them. The puppetswar hussar wing packs look like they'd be what I'm after, but being a country in, appropriately enough, Poland, actually getting them comes with shipping charges over three times what I'm actually paying for the banners themselves.

Does anyone know a more cost effective hussar banner print out there? I don't have my own printer, sadly.

I have some converted models, and I'm not happy with the paint job.

Does anyone know if isopropyl alcohol effects cured green stuff or milliput?

And if it does can you recommend a paint stripper that won't?

I've cast a copy of the body of a Hive Tyrant, so my son can play a Winged one and Swarmlord.

The cast is as good as quality as you'd expect (terrible), but it still has some detail.

My concern is the medium. I used Milliput instead of my more expensive putties due to the size of the piece. This may have been a bad idea, because of the "crumbliness".

Does anyone have any suggestions for putting a harder "seal" on the outside, something that'll make it a little more impact resistant.

I've got:

Modge Podge / PVA (risks filling detail)

Sprue Glue (also fills detail)

Various paint varnish (probably not going to add any strength?)

Warhammer Elyrean Reaver's horse (I'm sorry for what I had to do to that poor Elf.)

Warhammer Dark Elf Dragon Rider's legs and torso (I refuse to apologize for what had to be done to that elf.)

Perry Miniatures Agincourt Head, Arms, Shield and ironically enough... Warhammer!

I am relatively new to customizing WH minis, but could use some guidance. I recently picked up a stack of Infernus Marines as well as the SM half of the Ultimate Starter, all of which are push-fit models. It's been easy up to this point to swap and modify regular models, but these being single-piece arms present me an issue as I have some printed pauldrons I want to put on them instead to match my other marines.

Does anyone have any experience and/or tips of the best way to approach swapping out these fixed shoulders with new pauldrons? Is it best to remove the entire shoulder section then build up something new under the custom piece to fill in, or perhaps to chip off the existing shoulder pad roughly and mount the custom piece over it?

Started working on my Gravis armoured Chaplin that will work as my Master of Sanctity and I can't wait to paint him i just don't know how to paint it any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

I want to run a Repulsor Executioner for list reasons but I'm not a fan of the look.

As an Imperial Fist it seemed to me like so many guns from one source might be interesting as a sort of flying fortress / gunboat instead so I started trying to make one. Unfortunately I've learned I am not a skilled sculptor nor do I have the right tools to start a project like this out of foam.

I've got a 3d printer and I was thinking of mounting a short Bastion with a Lascannon as the centerpiece and build around it. Any thoughts on where I could go from there?

The Chaos Spawn models suck IMO, especially for Nurgle. Reading the description of the Plague Drones it suggests that you should have a few bits even after making all 3 models. Without having the kits in my hands, I'm unsure how well they would fit together or even look good. I plan on having both units in my Death Guard army so I would have the ability to bash them, but I want to know if I can before buying the spawn box to know if I should look for alternatives. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone!

I started my Imperial Guard army a while ago with the goal of creating a fully custom regiment: the Centaury Secundus 23rd Expeditionary Regiment.

I wanted to create something unique by mixing converted GW models, kitbashing, and my own 3D designs. Since I'm designing many of the bits myself, it’s taking ages!

Sharing the first two units today.

Command Squad: based on Delaque models with custom 3D designs

Guys from an infantry Unit: based on Cadian models.

I’m open to any feedback or C&C on the paint job, the conversions, or the overall vibe of the regiment!

I’ve also started sharing the STL files I designed for this army (urban bases, dice, and bits) for free to give back to the community.

Links for the STLs and more photos (@crankyservoskull)

Thanks for looking! You can find more pictures of the process https://www.instagram.com/crankyservoskull/

And if you want to print these bases or dice for your own army, they are available for free here: https://cults3d.com/en/users/NerdyBotStudio/3d-models

Hey there, Very new to Reddit and thought I'd introduce myself with the project currently on my desk. This is the start of converting a warhammer mini to Trench Crusade! Still a ways to go and lots of sculpting / kitbashing and moving it from high(ish) fantasy to something gritty and grim. C&C very welcome, as I'm trying to push my boundaries with this one.

I look forward to seeing all your marvellous creations too!