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Nice head, I think I'll take it.

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I've made it a point not to wade into culture war bullshit because I don't feel that it has any place in a tabletop wargame about which genetically engineered freaks have the biggest guns (it is and has always been the Eldar, sorry fellow Imperium enthusiasts), but with the recent release of the new Legio Custodes range for Horus Heresy I figured the time was right to alienate a huge number of followers on the social media platform for aging theater kids. Unfollow me if you must, but don't act like you weren't warned.
About ready to hand these off to the client. I wound up going back to the Contemptor-Achillus to correct a minor casting defect in the trim of the left pauldron, which should hopefully disappear under paint.
The Telemon, I wanted to keep simple, not quite as much of a flex as the Contemptor's two-handed dreadspear pose. An outstretched arm gives the sense of blasting away with its plasma projectors with the angle elevated just enough to give the sense of taking on something big and mean. The kit is flexible enough that you can really do whatever you like with it, but I wanted to depict it holding ground instead of advancing aggressively.
I do expect that the Telemon will receive a plastic kit in the next year or so, so this is likely to be the last one I'm asked to build. End of an era.
Next on the bench is a bunch of classic Blood Bowl Tomb Kings which I may or may not share, just because they're technically demanding models. Pinning is absolutely mandatory for pewter figures but it's hard on the tools and incredibly time consuming to do right.
Last Forge World Contemptor before it's discontinued. Client's been sitting on this one for a while and wanted it ready in time for Liber Custodes. This one still needs a little bit of finishing, but is close enough to done that it's worth photographing.
The resin kit is extremely magnet-ready but I was asked to build it fixed and rock-solid so it's extensively pinned throughout, all of which have been artfully concealed by the overlapping armor panels. The new plastic won't be quite so onerous as cemented joins won't need pins for structure.
A two-handed grip on the dreadspear is a bit of a flex, a great deal of planning has to go into the positioning of the hands and both arms in order to make it work. In addition, the gauntlets aren't really designed to accommodate it with the way they stick out over the wrist and limit the available range of motion. When it does work, though, it looks real good and this glorious golden banana boy looks about ready to skewer some traitors.
And speaking of traitors, the Cataphractii casualty is courtesy of Tortuga Bay. Check them out.
Death Korps of Krieg 173rd Regiment mortar team

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Got the weapon elements glued in place for mortar 1
Base color painting nearly finished on the third mortar team