Post by Draezymous on Mar 29, 2017 12:44:00 GMT
Hello Hive!
It's been ages and some since I did anything 40K or either modelling/painting related, but recently I got back into 40K a bit, and despite having lots of bugs yet to paint, I decided to start something I've been wanting to do for nearly 3 years now... build my own Tau commander from a broadside kit! I decided to do so since I hated the crapcast model at the time, and normal crisis suits didn't look ''cool'' enough as a commander to me. How to make him was the main issue, and until recently I had no clue how/where to start. However, after digging through my bitbox and getting some parts from elsewhere (mainly Lego and some rods from Necron Warrior guns), I finally managed to build something Im satisfied with.
So without further ado, here I present Shas'O j'Kaara Yanoi [Commander Mirrored Moon] (Should anyone care, his name is Mirrored Moon because when he fires his guns the light radiating from both his arms and the place of the impact light up like two bright -identical- moons)! The first two pictures are in ''natural'' light, the others are with the flashlight from the camera.
Command and Critiqua welcome!
It's been ages and some since I did anything 40K or either modelling/painting related, but recently I got back into 40K a bit, and despite having lots of bugs yet to paint, I decided to start something I've been wanting to do for nearly 3 years now... build my own Tau commander from a broadside kit! I decided to do so since I hated the crapcast model at the time, and normal crisis suits didn't look ''cool'' enough as a commander to me. How to make him was the main issue, and until recently I had no clue how/where to start. However, after digging through my bitbox and getting some parts from elsewhere (mainly Lego and some rods from Necron Warrior guns), I finally managed to build something Im satisfied with.
So without further ado, here I present Shas'O j'Kaara Yanoi [Commander Mirrored Moon] (Should anyone care, his name is Mirrored Moon because when he fires his guns the light radiating from both his arms and the place of the impact light up like two bright -identical- moons)! The first two pictures are in ''natural'' light, the others are with the flashlight from the camera.
Command and Critiqua welcome!
