"Does it
have to do that?"
"Repent...
Repent... Repent..."
The constant
mutter could be heard even over the howling of the dust devils and crackle of
las fire. The Servitor shambled forward, servo-skull waving like a cobra,
picking off targets with pinpoint accuracy.
"Repent....
Repent... Repent..."
"Yes,"
Smith murmured, looking away from what had once been a man. "I rather
think he does."
This new
inhabitant of The Drift is a combat servitor constructed from some leftover
catachan bits and some gubbins. The key thing I wanted to add was a
servo-skull; it was the only clear image I had before I started the build.
I experimented
a bit with thin brass rod - the same
stuff I used on the Napoleonic ships – to create some thinner wires. I think I’d
like to experiment with some guitar string next time.
The banner
was a late addition but I think it finishes him off nicely.
Well that's just awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael. High praise indeed!
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DeleteSo cool! His scary aspect, the colours... wow, nice job there!!
ReplyDeleteThank you kindly :-)
DeleteThis guy is good! The head is a great one, but your entire combination of bits s very effective.
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