I've been working on boxy dread conversions. 2 down, 2 to go.
Boxynoughts are best 'noughts.
this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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Are they... not... boxy now?
Who the hell ever heard of a not boxy dreadnought? What heresy is this?
Yeah wtf? As a casual fan, whoever has heard of a coffin that isn't a box?
@Joe_Moose
Fantastic work on those dreads! And thankfully GW lets the Redemptors be built with the coffin exposed without too much effort.
Someone in that chapter is compensating for something with the size of that seal
I keep imagining the dedicated seal stamping machine that can plop out 400 lbs of sealing wax in one go.
Box naughts own. Contemptors are a bit boring IMO. Too much like generic mechas. Leviathan Dreadnaughts are decent if you don't want them totally boxy.
Hell, all dreadnaughts are pretty cool
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