gor rok my first conversion

[ghost warrior]

thanks to markhaus for the inspiration to give it a go at conversions i tried my hand at converting, this is my first and is my depiction of a gor rok. what do you guys think is there any improvement that i could include on making the next one?

 

[Fhanados]

I really like it! Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that a Carnosaur crest being used as a sheild?

Not sure where the ball for the end of the mace is from though...

 

[ghost warrior]

Thanks. And yes that is the carnosaur crest i thought it looked good as a shield and then realised. Ball for the mace is am orc recking ball from a truck in 40k im still not 100% that it goes with the models. Pole is standard bearer. Body is temple guard tail is carbosaur and the rest is oldblood bits from the trogolodon box.

 

[Pinktaco]

I personally think the "ball" is too huge. It's on the great weapon area. Otherwise I think it looks good

 

[ghost warrior]

Was kind of the idea is its a massive weapon which is why it is also on a standard pole.

 

[Pinktaco]

But GW and shields doesn't really fit well together ._.

 

[ghost warrior]

Yh fair point thanks will keep that in mind

 

[Markhaus]

Looks awesome, I really like the carnosaur shield. I agree that the wrecking ball looks a but too big, but Gor Rok is a badass, so.... If you really want to shrink it I had thought a about green stuffing up a ball for a mace, but being that big also let's you use it as a GW if you wanted.
What did you use to make the tail?

 

[ghost warrior]

The tail is the tip of the carnosaur tail that i hack sawed to size.
hmm yes it is large i do agree even for the bad ass that gor rok is i originally planned to use the end of the mace that the kroxigor wield but they are too expensive to buy for the mace i have 3 of the older metal ones already.
Has anyone got an option that i could replace the ball with?

 

[Pinktaco]

the blade from a templeguard halbard perhaps ?

 

[ghost warrior]

In his fluff and his equipment says mace i would like to stay as true to that as absolute possible