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Dark Eldar Conversions - Ravager with Removable Armor |
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Dark Eldar Conversions |
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This was a conversion that I developed at a time when I had very few skimmers in my Dark Eldar army and was trying a variety of army lists. On many occasions I did not include a Ravager in my army list, but I wanted to be able to use the skimmer as a transport. My solution was to make the side armor plates of the Ravager removable. This allowed me to easily convert the skimmer for whatever was needed. The conversion consisted of drilling aligned holes in the under-side of the Raider deck and the side-armor mounting plates for the ravager. I used small pins made from paperclips to secure the side-armor plates |
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Miniatures � Games Workshop 2004. All rights reserved. Used without permission - models painted by Dan Moore |
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A side view of the Ravager with the side armor removed |
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A side view of the Ravager |
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A close-up view of the side armor. Note the white pin. |
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A close-up view of the hole being drilled. Note the white pin that holding the other armor plate support in place on the left side of the phote. |
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| A bottom view of the Ravager showing where the hole is drilled to attach the armor plate |
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A view showing aligned holes being drilled in the armor plate support |
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A bottom view showing the white and green pins that are used to attach the armor plates. The pins were made with paper clips. |
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