armiger measurements

[Daimyo-Phaeron Lenoch]

Hey all,

 

I had this idea for a triarch stalker conversion that involves an armiger warglaive and turning it into a necron triarch stalker.

 

Part of that will require redoing armor plates, and I don't currently own the models. Does anyone have the measurements/be willing to take the measurements of the following, so I can get a head start on drafting/3d designing?

- the chainglaive

- the armor plates on the legs

- any arm armor (if there is any)

- overall measurements?

 

I recognize this is asking a lot of people but any help would be very appreciated!

 

Daimyo-Phaeron Lenoch

[Ovidius Incertus]

Got one right here that I'm finished building:

 

Chainglaive is 2.25" long, .615" high (spine of the blade to the tip of a tooth), and .32" at its widest (power pack at rear) and just shy of .2" across the blade.

 

Leg plates are 1.03" tall (to the interior of the little scallop at the bottom edge) and .44" wide.

 

Carapace plate is 1.55" wide at its widest and 2.39" front to back.  No way of measuring its curve, but it's approximately .37" deep.

 

Pauldrons are .785" from body side to exterior of the shoulder and about 1.15" front to back width.

 

Crotch plate is .675" high and .57" wide at its widest.

 

There is no arm armor.

 

Total height is about 4", but it's still in sub-assemblies, so it was wibbly wobbly as I held and measured at the same time.

 

Sorry the numbers are such odd inch fractions, but that's what my calipers give me!

[Daimyo-Phaeron Lenoch]

Thanks a lot for the quick reply, Ovidius! This'll help a lot, I wasn't expecting such a fast response.

 

Don't worry about the calipers and odd measurements, it happens for me too.

[Daimyo-Phaeron Lenoch]

Can I get measurements of the joints that connect the weapons to the arms? (diameter of the interior of the joint and such). Need to print connectors/arms of my own to articulate the warscythe blade, so a way to plug the joints together (snapfit like) would be useful.

 

Am I making any sense?