Jokaero Weaponsmith's Iron Hands- Immortal

[jeremy1391]

Great looking stuff!

[Iron Hands Fanatic]

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE

 

there are so many levels on which this is awesome

 

I'll be watching eagerly

[Jehan-Reznor]

Lovely job on the dreadnaught Talon sir.

[jokaero weaponsmith]

Thanks guys for all the positive feedback much credit must go to IHF for his STC

 

I love the legs: articulated but solid.  Great pose, which could make it look ungainly or suitably massive.  Great job.

Glad someone noticed the legs they are about the third attempt, at one stage I tried to make miniature war hound legs they came together really well but I felt they strayed too far from the original RT model and IHF's drawing that and it made the model look like a giant turkey.

At the moment all the joints are fully articulated so I could work on the pose but still have a heap of pistons and hydraulic pipes to fit.

IHF I was really nervous about posting this, as it really you're baby I am really glad you approve

[jokaero weaponsmith]

BORC PATTERN HEAVY WEAPON SERVITOR

Borc pattern combat servitors are the blasphemous union of Astartes and machine.
The desecration of purity of the emperors ultimate creation and it's reduction to that of a mindless automaton
Not only does the pattern utilise Astartes anatomy as it's nucleus for its construction it appropriates the heavy armour of the Astartes in its construction making for a very resilient weapons platform.
Heavy bionic augmentation is prevalent in the construct and while wildly variety in its configuration all Borc constructs feature a tracked locomotive platform and the substitution of the backbone with that of a titanium spine. The need for this augmentation would appear superfluous as the genetically enhanced Astarte bone structure easily exceeds the load requirements. Speculation is that this augmentation is symbolic.
Weapon loadings are varied with all most all heavy weapons represented. It has been noted that almost all flamer variants utilise Salamander Astartes in their construct with the fuel source located in the abdomen.

Initial conjecture was that these anathema were the abhorrent creations of either the dark mechanicus or the traitors legions .
Analysis of surviving pic feeds and investigation of battle scenes has discounted this, as the
remanence of Borc pattern servitors have been found surrounded with the heaped corpses from traitor legions and their cultist hordes they have reaped.

While there is precedent for blasphemous usage of the Astartes from almost all loyalist legions in the construction of the Borc pattern servitor, most prevalent represented are that of the Raven Guard and Salamander legions.
Any attempts to investigate these legions pertaining to the Borc pattern servitor is met with open hostility and often death with the executed often been made into the crude caricature of a Borc pattern servitor.
Investigations and monitoring of these legions and Borc pattern servitors continue but are covert in nature.

A work in progress and my descent into heresy has begun

Edited April 2, 2015 by jokaero weaponsmith

[deathspectersgt7]

AWESOME!!!!

[Firepower]

Named by a Swedish chef. :lol:

 

Diggin' that sword.

[GhostMalone]

:cuss me that's good

[Daemon2027]

Fantastic

[Dragonkin Arenis]

Oooooooohh....

 

This looks to be quite interesting.

[Teetengee]

Where is that hand from?

[jokaero weaponsmith]

Thanks for the positive replies guys.

Not Swedish this time firepower but Turkish. I hope to build up on the fluff once the Salamander Borc pattern is done as my IH are based on the faction in the book Riven.

Thanks for the complement on the sword it's a bastardised bastard sword for an utter B-----d, well it will be once I figure out how to make his legs look finished.

Teetengee the hand for the servitor is made of watch pieces but have no idea what the pieces are for or called but their are eleven bits to the hand I'm a bit gutted as I only just worked them out and have thrown or lost numerous of these bits over the years thinking I had no use for them. I should have known nothing in a bits box is rubbish.

[abraxus]

Where are the treads for the BORC servitor from?

[jokaero weaponsmith]

Abraxus the treads are from anvil industries and are the Taurus gun tractors up side down with the engine cut off and repositioned.

It also provides the turn table for the torso.

[Skrall]

these conversions are stunning, and the mk1 terminators are insane.

 

-skrall

[Teetengee]

Thanks for the positive replies guys.

Not Swedish this time firepower but Turkish. I hope to build up on the fluff once the Salamander Borc pattern is done as my IH are based on the faction in the book Riven.

Thanks for the complement on the sword it's a bastardised bastard sword for an utter B-----d, well it will be once I figure out how to make his legs look finished.

Teetengee the hand for the servitor is made of watch pieces but have no idea what the pieces are for or called but their are eleven bits to the hand I'm a bit gutted as I only just worked them out and have thrown or lost numerous of these bits over the years thinking I had no use for them. I should have known nothing in a bits box is rubbish.

ah, I meant the powerfist, but looking back, that hand on the servitor is really nice too, I hadn't seen it the first time through.

[jokaero weaponsmith]

Sorry Teetengee should have asked, the power fist is from eBay and off Kor Phaeron model less the claws.

The in side of the power fist comes with the hand exposed which is a poor sculpt at the best I feel, so sculpted the inside into a solid power fist.

[Lexington]

I can't get over the creepy-cool of that Borc Servitor. It looks Like a life-sized puppet with all that detail. Bravo!

[Anvilarium]

A work in progress and my descent into heresy has begun

These are all amazing conversions! However I must know - were did you get all the bolts from for the Iron Hands marine pictured above? They look so much better (and more Iron Hands-themed) than the glass beads I have been using for bonding studs.

[jokaero weaponsmith]

Hey Ursa they are from zinge industries under small part forest spruces about £2 for 175 of them .

Could not recommend zinge strongly enough good quality, good service great products.

Be warned the range of products is more than a little tempting, really easy to go over board in you're spend.

[jokaero weaponsmith]

For you guys that havent seen it yet check out Iron Hands Fanatic work over in the heresy forum http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/topic/295603-30k-vehicle-automata-concepts-massive-auxilia-rules-post/page-5 His drawing is the basis of the below work.

LEGION MALEVOLANT DREADNOUGHT TALON:

It is still a WIP so a lot is held in place by blue tack so maybe a little crooked and there is still alot of pipe work and detailing missing.

Still trying to forge out the character of the battle brother interred before I start embellishment of the dreadnought.

Edited May 10, 2015 by jokaero weaponsmith

[Lykos]

Thats very cool looking. It looks like it would be perfect for space hulk clearing. At least what I would imagine would be purpose built for clearing them.

[lionofjudah]

Wow!!!! Your stuff is great! Thanks for the heads up in the zinge bonding studs! Looking forward to seeing more

[jokaero weaponsmith]

My descent into Heresy continues.

Using the short story Riven as an inspiration.

Those that follow are the beginnings of an Iron Hands command structure of shattered and bitter survivors of Isstvan V.

KULLDAK

SLAEGUR

[Leviathus]

I really like Kulldak's pose! Great job ^^