They wouldn't make aspect warriors in plastic, so I made them all in paper. The bases are the same as official 40k minis and the models are just as tall, though the proportions are altered to fit the blocky "chibi" style
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>>43874499
Here's a blank version for people that want to recolor them.
Upsilonman over on /po/ did the space marines
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The Derp Pod
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The METAL BAWX
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And some other assorted factions.
>>43874477
Kawaii, nigga!
>>43874658
The only thing I'd work on here is getting the Chaos backpacks large enough and doing the ork face better. Otherwise these are fantastic, thanks a bunch chabs!
/po/ proving once again to be the greatest board on 4chan. Thank you Jim!
holy kek, those are great
I'd love to print some of them and go to LGW with them for demo game.
I also have some windrider jetbikes (Saim Hann). Of course they all come with scatter lasers, because space elves are assholes.
>>43874477
that is adorable as fuck
>>43874477
10/10, .PDF's saved, those look amazing.
I ever want to play Eldar I'm going to print those out.
based as fuck senpai, thanks.
Chibi necrons
Chibi Impguard
Chibi Tau
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And a non-chibi version I made
>>43874477
Sir do you have sisters of battle?
>>43876965
Check >>43874658
I think there's one in there.
>>43876965
>tfw no plastic nor paper SoB models
This is the greatest thing ever.
Is there IG tanks ?
In return, scenery.
>>43877323
If I wanted to make these so they last quite a while would it be best to print it onto card?
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>>43877412
Card stock is pretty much required for papercraft. If you want them to last longer, just clearcoat them with puzzle sealer once you've built them. Even without that, models can last a long time provided you treat them with the same care as plastic models.
You can also pay to have them printed in a print shop with a color laser printer. Laser printing laminates the sheet with toner, though you have to contend with cracking in the print on folds unless you score every fold line with a hobby knife. Then you have white edges showing, so you have to carefully fill them in with colored markers. Sounds more tedious than it is. Scoring your fold lines makes assembling quicker as you don't have to work as hard getting your creases perfectly straight.
