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What medieval helmet each primarch would wear (plus explanation)

I saw someone talking about guns the other day, so I might as well do the version that I think way too much about.

Gullyman: A basic armet, because it's basic.

Dorn: Spoleto bascinet, because it's also basic, but thinks it's really cool.

Lion: Greathelm, because he's a knight.

Mortarion: Kettlehelm with bevor, because it's a kind of helmet usually used by basic foot troops rather than nobles, just adapted with even more protection.

Fulgrim: Frogmouth helm, because it was used a lot during jousts and duels. Also it's a little silly.

Lorgar: Henry VII's sick ass helmet, because he's a nerd demon.

Corvus: haha bird

Konrad: Hounskull, 100% vibes based. It's got a kind of creepy alien feeling, which just fits him well.

Angron: Sallet, because it was used during the hundred year's war and saw a lot of fighting. Very much a brutal design for loads and loads of combat.

Horus: 14th century greathelm, because it's a helmet we usually associate with nobility, turned steadily more brutal over centuries of use.

Vulkan: Tournament bascinet, because it looks kinda like an oven, and I think vulkan would do tournaments.

Magnus: honestly i completely ran out of ideas, so we're going with a basic kettlehelm because it was used during the hussite wars, and magnus feels kinda hussite-y.

Perturabo: Bellows sallet. He would definitely talk a lot of shit about how the more efficient curving of the grill deflects 10% more efficiently or something, when he's really just mad angron got to wear the basic sallet.

Kahn: Rus helmet. Hey did you know the mongols conquered a ton of russia? And almost conquered europe decimating the flower of european knighthood in the process and helped expose europe to the rest of the world. they gave up though, because europe was too poor and they were running out of grass. history is neat!

Alpharius: Fox grotesque maximillian helmet, because i mean come on. tricksters, foxes, sick ass designs, etc etc.

Ferrus: you know i had to do it to em (okay seriously he'd probably wear a great bascinet)

u/Substantial_Owl_7392 — 4 days ago
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"We really showed that underfunded successor chapter not to cross our arbitrary boundaries! Soul drinkers? Iron hands? never heard of em!"

Controversial take: this scene was just a nepo baby taking out his anger on the easiest possible target. There are way bigger war criminals in the imperium that just so happen to also have fully functioning equipment and allies. MM are doing the same thing as 80% of other chapters.

u/Substantial_Owl_7392 — 16 days ago

Bit of an odd question, but what does an unusually high-effort admech, custodian, or solar auxila army look like, modelling-wise?

This is going to sound a bit odd, but I'm currently throwing myself into admech and enjoying the models quite a bit. However, I'm also a kitbasher just as much as I'm a painter, and I like to personalize all of my minis as much as possible. I've seen a lot of really cool heresy armies for just about every space marine faction, and obviously militia and daemons are great for that. However, custodes, solar auxilia, and mechanicum all seem to rely on monopose-or-close-enough miniatures with very few option or flexibility. I don't think I've ever seen an "impressive" army for those factions that goes beyond just paint job and size. Have you seen proxies or conversions that are especially cool? Interesting "themed" armies? Even just reposing?

Also, just to clarify, I'm not shitting on any of the really cool miniatures in these model lines, or people who want to focus on having a cool paint job. I'm just asking for the sake of my own inspiration. Thank you.

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u/Substantial_Owl_7392 — 17 days ago

apologies for the amount of posts, but check out my knights of avarice!

100% kitbashed btw, no green stuff sculpting or 3d prints

u/Substantial_Owl_7392 — 29 days ago

rare aesthetic: albums that id love to get physical copies of if not for the song that lasts ten full goddamn minutes that id have to skip every fucking time because it sucks

u/Substantial_Owl_7392 — 1 month ago