Okidus asked about the scale of the models and if they'd fit into 40K.
Well here's a shot with a Kasrkin Sergeant.
With an AT-43 Medic
A DKoK Banner Bearer
And a Tales of War pilot.
Standard IG Sergeant (I appologize for the crappy paint job, this was one of my first IG minis)
One could probably designate them inhabitants of a low-gravity world. They are slimmer and a tad taller than the standard IG dudes - not as blocky.
Here are some shots with standard IG Lasguns
Red commented: "Would be a heck of a lot cheaper to use them than buy plastic cadian/catachan IG models"
When I read this I thought "No that's not true, the Dust stuff is just as expensive if not even more expensive"
But then I looked at the GW sites and DUST site...
DUST Battle Grenadiers (5ea) = 19.95$ or 11.99.-€ (Amazon)
DUST Recon Grenadiers (5ea) = 14.95$ or 7.99.-€ (Amazon)
DUST Laser Grenadiers (5ea) = 14.95 or 13.99.-€ (Amazon)
compared to
WH40K Cadians (10ea) = 29.- $ or 22.75.-€
So unless you take the Battle Grenadiers, 10 DUST minis would be cheaper than 10 GW Cadians
Looking at the Walkers, you can get
DUST Axis Walker (1ea) = 24.95$ or 11,70.-€ (Amazon)
vs
WH40K Sentinel (1ea) = 30.- $ or 25.-€
But I think one could also compare the DUST Walkers more with the Russ' of 40K and then its
WH40K Leman Russ (1ea) = 49.50 $ or 39.- €
So it is really true, the DUST models would be cheaper than the 40K models, but again in several respects they are less flexible. But with a good mix of bits from 40K you can get a nice, diversified strike force for less money.
So it is really true, the DUST models would be cheaper than the 40K models, but again in several respects they are less flexible. But with a good mix of bits from 40K you can get a nice, diversified strike force for less money.
I hope this was helpful to you guys :)
Cheers
Cheers
Klaus