Servo Skull.

The eye socket lights are just placeholders in this shot.

Here's a project I've been playing with for a while. Using an old Lindberg skull kit and some other bits and bobs. The Imperial Aquilas are made using Instant Mold pressed onto the GW luggage tag and a vintage Predator tank hatch. Casting them out of green stuff allows them to be bent easily over the shape of the skull. The hoses are electrical conduit and a flexible part of a barbeque lighter. The connecting rings are PVC pipe and plastic hemisphere stick ons, the same ones I used on my Landstrider build. The hook latch on the front is carved from plasticard.

Still lots of work to do on it inluding a purity seal and lenses for the sockets. I'll be wiring the eyes to have red LEDs and eventually I'd like to convert it into a desk lamp.

Freakin' Awesome Network Interview.

Check out my answers to 10 Questions on the Freakin' Awesome Network:
http://www.freakinawesomenetwork.com/2011/12/10questions-wbrianroe-a-comicbook-giveaway-thingie/

Plus there's a Twitter contest to win some great comics!

New Art of Chelsea the Chainsaw Cheerleader.

Art by Phibbz Abando. Colors by Brian Roe.

Chelsea is set to be our second miniature if we succeed in our Kickstarter goal. Please help!
Zombie Plague Kickstarter