Here a quick “head-swap conversion” of a Knight Pilot, standing next to his Knight (or at least the part that fits on the display base) The Pilot is based on one of GW’s Imperial Advisors... you can find some WIP pics of him http://stockholmwarpaint.com/post/81926866735/here!
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It was really fun to do this one, just one of those projects where everything kind of "clicks". It started out as a single miniature but in the middle of working on the pilot I got the idea for this display base and knew I had to do it!
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  • Sash

    Hi Max, I like the idea of the Knight leg on the base. It is great for people like me who do not know too much about 40 k background to understand the scene. Great paint work. Which colours did you use for the steel? Thank you very much. Best wishes Sash

    • Max Faleij

      Thanks Sash! I've just used colors from the new citadel range (leadbelcher, tin bitz, seraphim sepia) and Mithril Silver from the old Citadel range, hope that helps! :)

  • Lee Hebblethwaite (10 ball)

    Love this

  • John Margiotta "BloodASmedium"PLUS

    Excellent idea-even more excellent paintwork.

  • Alex ✍

    Great idea! I like it very much!

  • Roman LappatPLUS

    This is really cool! Tells a story on a small base! Great painting too! Love it and good to see you and your work here on P&P.

  • Radovan DarkTower Rybovic

    Wow, one big WOW! Great idea, amazing execution. That is absolutelly genius :) Thanx for sharing

  • Jonathan Hart

    Amazing skills Max. Gold.

  • Matt CexwishPLUS

    Love it! :D You managed to include a Titan in your Scene with the absolutely reduced minimum... Condensed and simply beautiful. Gold man!

  • Jens Riber Poulsen

    Hey Max. Just want to say this piece is one of my all time favourits. Partly for your "generous" use of knight parts, partly for the great paintjob ;) Cheers.