GW chimaera question

[commissarmoody]

I saw some on were on the inter-web a conversion kit to turn bog stranded WH40K imperial guard chimaera's into a wheeled vehicle, and i was wondering if any one can point me to the site.

[Quendil]

I have the one from here http://chapterhousestudios.com/.  Good kit

[commissarmoody]

Thanks! That's what I was looking for. Now i am looking for a company that i saw while back that makes all kids of conversion kits to make space Marines into steam knights and stuff to make soviet Gretchen.

[Major_Gilbear]

Thanks! That's what I was looking for. Now i am looking for a company that i saw while back that makes all kids of conversion kits to make space Marines into steam knights and stuff to make soviet Gretchen.

That would be Kromlech.

Also, check out Micro Art Studio, Basicks, Puppetswar and Ratgard Miniatures.

[Predatorpt]

Anvil Industries also does the "Steam Lords" - conversions for SM or full figures:

http://www.anvilindustry.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=77

[Hauptgefreiter]

That would be Kromlech.

Also, check out Micro Art Studio, Basicks, Puppetswar and Ratgard Miniatures.

Not to forget MaxMini

[commissarmoody]

Thanks guys! 

[Daeothar]

You could even go at it yourself; I did...

I used plasticard, Tichy Train Group plastic rivets, a whole stack wheels from (very) cheap toy trucks, a Forgeworld Chimera Autocannon turret (which I converted into a Heavy Bolter one), a Dreadnought searchlight, old Rhino hatch parts and some vehicle stowage parts from the bitsbox. Oh; and some Forgeworld etched brass Imperial Eagles (R) . There is a Heavy Flamer lying behind the turret; it's got a magnet and can replace the (also magnetized) Heavy Bolter in place on the front.

This was for my stalled IMperial Guard project, using the first (RT era) IG plastic troopers, combined with 'new' lasguns and equipment. It was all pretty cool and promissing, but somehow, this Chimera and two squads of troopers was as far as I got. Typical... 

Finished, prior to painting:


And mid painting; the camo is finished, and the rivets have been shaded, but here, it still needs highlighting and all the details still need finishing:


I did get a bit further with the painting than this, but sadly, I have no pics of that (yet).