Knowing that I wanted to have at least one unit of jetbikes in my Dark Eldar force, I knew that the rider could not be entirely the same as my warriors. He needed to be more aero-dynamic. As you can see from the bluetac assembled conversion, this Reaver Jetbike rider has a helmet not unlike my very first Eldar warrior, except that the helmet and spikes are swept back. You can probably also see that the intakes for the 'back-pack' of the enviro-suit are angled up. In fact the whole 'back-pack' looks to drop away. While this looks strange while the rider is standing, when he is leaning forward with his head held looking up, it all makes perfect sense.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Reaver Jetbike Rider
Knowing that I wanted to have at least one unit of jetbikes in my Dark Eldar force, I knew that the rider could not be entirely the same as my warriors. He needed to be more aero-dynamic. As you can see from the bluetac assembled conversion, this Reaver Jetbike rider has a helmet not unlike my very first Eldar warrior, except that the helmet and spikes are swept back. You can probably also see that the intakes for the 'back-pack' of the enviro-suit are angled up. In fact the whole 'back-pack' looks to drop away. While this looks strange while the rider is standing, when he is leaning forward with his head held looking up, it all makes perfect sense.
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