The Roost of Turkadactyl

Last time I posted Centurions it was the Assault Centurions.  This time it is the Devastator Centurions with grav cannons.  The models are the same and with the power of magnets I am able to switch out all weapons load outs.  I love the flexibility of changing the weapons.  The downside are the guns can get knocked very easy during game play.  All-in-all I am glad I went with the route of the magnet.

If I use one big squad of six then I use the model with the plume as the Veteran Sergeant.  If the squad is broken into two then the model without the helmet also acts as a Veteran Sergeant.  I am able to distinguish between the two squads with the shoulder crests.  One squad has a skull and the other a shark fin.  I also put shark teeth on the shoulders of the Veteran Sergeants.  All transfers are from Forgeworld.

The first two pictures show the models without any weapons.  I am thinking of making the flesh a bit more of a pale grey.  The flesh tone is close to that of the armour.

I only have the grav cannons painted up.  At the moment I am in no rush to paint the lascannons or heavy bolters.

Here we can see the shark teeth on the shoulder of the Veteran Sergeant.

Here is the full complement of Centurions marching in all their glory.

Here are all the weapons that I am currently using on the Centurions.  Each grav cannon has two magnets.  Each siege drill has three magnets- two to attach to the arm and one for the melta or flamer.

Enjoy