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Utu, A’an

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Next up, an Osirion-patter dreadnought.  Unfortunately the Osirion pattern has no rules in 40k, so he’ll likely be fielded as a daemon prince.

 

Utu A’an

Raptora dreadnought

Pre-Heresy: Legion Archon, Settler of Disputes and Keeper of the Emperor’s Edicts

Post-Heresy: Avenger of Prospero, Righter of Wrongs

 

Converdionwise he started out as a regular plastic contemptor, however I didn’t want to have the regular boring arms; in line with the fluff I have for him I want him to be wielding a large khopesh force weapon, and that required different arms, which have been taken from the dreadknight.  I also took the legs from a regular dread  to give him a little extra height to help make him more impressive.

At this point I noticed the torso looks undersized in comparison so I’m working on bulking that up a bit.

To keep in him in line with the other psykers and the Forge World Osirion I’m planning on giving him a crown, and currently I’m thinking of using a Tomb Kings’ shield as a base.

The winged chest plate is from the bitz box, no idea of its origin.

Old sketch of a Thousand Sons’ contemptor, the genesis of this character.Old sketch of a Thousand Sons’ contemptor, the genesis of this character.

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