Reaping Time
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About the Project
A journey to the outer void to see what our friends the Carcharodon's are upto
Related Game: Warhammer 40,000
Related Company: Games Workshop
Related Genre: Science Fiction
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Mustering for the Tithe
I’ve been chipping away at my project and thought an update is way over due. My plan is to batch paint in groups, all together or indeed to paint single miniatures based on my mood. Its not really a methodical way of working but its simply just moving forward as time allows.
The image above is the start of a 1st Company Terminator squad made from Aggressor armour. The Aggressors I had didn’t fit the aesthetic I wanted for my sharks and Terminators scale difference to Primaris does bother me some what, so I made the decision to work around with the bits I had.
It was simply a case of removing the arms, head and streamlining the power pack. I decided to go with non terminator helmets, firstly for simplicity and the fact that the Carcharodons need to recycle and use what is available to them. Re-supply is not a simple matter of contacting a forgeworld in the void and this is partly why I like the chapter as well as their history. Lots of old mark armour mixed with new, in unorthodox configurations.
This is how they are currently. I bought some vet lightning claws, heads and spare aggressor shoulders pads and stuck them on. At this stage I have primed with grey car primer. 
A very quick, cluttered photo of my first wave of Carcharodons. I won't be buying another model (apart from Tyberos) until I have completed these!! I will update the units individually as I press forward! The Mechanicum are really spoiling us.....
Still a work in progress but here is part of my Carcharodon Astra force I am working on. I really wanted to emphasis the constant bloody slaughter the predation fleet is involved in, while defending the Imperiums borders. Even their brand new, sparkly Redemptor is looking beat up.
The base still needs some work and I would like to neaten up the tribal markings but other than that I’m pleased.
