I don’t recognise this as any sort of Tyranid model from 40k or epic. I think it looks rather good. It’s clearly Bio Titan size. While we can’t expect Forge World to make every piece of artwork the Studio puts out this look like it would be a great looking close combat Tyranid Titan. This image is taken from the Tyranid codex. What do you think? Have I forgotten about some obscure epic Titan? The comment section is open below.
These Vanguard Veterans are made from a mix of different GW and Forge World sets. Ben almost completed these some time ago but still regards them as unfinished due to the missing Chapter markings. Ben also points out the Grey Knight model is armed with a Storm Bolter which isn’t very codex. I think they look great just the way they are. I have alway liked the limited edition Forge World boarding marine but really like the model the looks like it’s taking off, Ben informs me it’s a standard Assault Marine with parts from the venerable dreadnought kit.
Here we have a impressive finalist entry from the UK 2013 Golden Demon open competition. There has been some extensive conversion work to make the proportions of this terminator more anatomically correct.
Here we have a Grey Knight Strike squad with a Razorback transport holding a defences position. Their bunker over looks a trench emplacement at Jamigan Bridge.
Ben has been taking some more photo’s of his Rouge Trader Space Marines. Here we have some of his late 80s collection. From left to right. Brother Longun armed with a heavy bolter, unnamed Space Marine, Brother Reeves, Brother Hamilton all carry the trusted bolt gun while Brother Repp is armed with a melta gun.
Sculptors: Jes Goodwin, Aly Morrison, Bob Naismith, Michael and Alan Perry Painter: Ben Jackson
Source: White Dwarf 93 & 99 Released: September 1987 & March 1988