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#spacemarine

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Dr H

The arms are now on the Safeguard Necron, and the torso has been cropped to leave room for a waist.

That's the basic framework, now to add a ton of details.

Female Space Marine is now all one colour and ready for painting.

Work in progress of a Necron miniature conversion.
Female Space Marine miniature. Painted all black as a basecoat.
#WIP#SpaceMarine#Necron
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Dr H

The answer was, of course, both.

Although with minimal alterations, the female space marine is likely to be finished first.

As the "new" combi-weapons come with 1 bolter and 4 top options, I have cast extra bolter parts to make use of them all (eventually).

The Sanakan Necron is in the process of re-posing. I'm aiming for the ref' pose on the left, with the S-shape of the right.
Selected head from a Dark Eldar Wych, with the top knot removed.

#WIP #SpaceMarine #Necron #Blame! #Sanakan #DrH

Various angles of an unpainted space marine miniature with an added female head from Crooked Dice / Bad Squiddo games.
Front and back views of the re-posed legs of a Necron and 2 reference photos from the Manga "Blame!". First has the character with a foot up on something, as will the miniature. The second shows the character drawn in a S-shape, legs curving backwards at the knee, while the body arches with the belly forwards.
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titaniumbiscuit

@cstross You're half-joking I presume, but is that something you seriously think about? "That" being the possibility of your fiction (or parts thereof) being used by real-life people as a blue-print? The repeated exhortations by Games Workshop that #WH40k and the Imperium of Man are a *satire* of fascism and aren't actually a cool thing meant to be emulated seem to be a case in point for authors losing control of their narrative (even though the comparison is a bit weak as GW is not a single author and they make tons of money with the #SpaceMarine games which seem to mostly gloss over the geno/xenocidal nature of the Imperium and of its servants).

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