u/Trassus_The_Knight

It was sitting at around 45°C in idle mode and between 53–58°C once it started printing (it’s a mild 25°C outside). I don’t usually pay that much attention to it, but that seems a bit too hot to me—plus, the printer was making a noise that I’d best describe as similar to the sounds really old PCs used to make when reading or writing data. I’ve turned the printer off to let it cool down and will take another look at it tomorrow.

with a few homemade weapons fashioned from the horns and crests of the remaining Skaven heads

After finishing my massive Space Wolves project, I’m finally tackling my Skaventide box to convert as much as possible into Slaves to Darkness (or Havoc Warriors for OPR); constructive C&C are welcome.

I am currently planning to kitbash my Stormcast Eternals into Slaves to Darkness and build them up as a unified army alongside models from the *Skaventide* box.

My focus here lies less on massive conversions and more on a consistent visual rework.

My current plan involves swapping Stormcast helmets for Chaos ones, removing as many Sigmarite symbols as possible, and making the armor look generally cleaner and smoother.

I want to strip away the distinctly "holy" Stormcast aesthetic and transform them into something that looks more like fallen or corrupted elite warriors.

At the same time, I want to incorporate elements from the *Skaventide* box—for instance, I’m considering using Clanrats to represent Darkoath warriors or other Chaos followers.

However, the original color scheme will remain intact.

I want to give the army a "Sakura" or blossom-themed style: featuring pink fabrics, floral banners, and a rather elegant Chaos aesthetic—a departure from the classic, grimy Grimdark look.

That is why this particular model has been given a pink cloak.

I really like the concept of an army that looks simultaneously brutal and depraved, yet still manages to appear almost noble or ceremonial.

It’s a blend of Slaves to Darkness, "de-Sigmarized" Stormcast, and Sakura-themed Chaos vibes.

Oh, by the way, the image above was created with Impcat, in case people think that's AI again.