Converted model legality

[Desolatemm]

I think you will be fine, however I will repeat it, ask the TO before and ask what changes need to be made in order for it to be "legal". It looks good though and I would play against it any day.

Another cool set of legs can be taken from the AT-43 models. I don't remember the race name. here are a few pics.

[Iron Angel]

My only issue would be that they look too industrial to be Necron. Otherwise, that model is 100% badass.

Its the same reason I can't use Cryx for a conversion- Looks too industrial.

[Scythes]

I would go along with Deathklok on this one, once they're painted people who say it's a cool looking model but I seriously doubt anyone would call you on what % of the model is GW or not. I doubt even in a GW store they would call you out unless it has a really strict manager, most people I've seen wouldn't really mind.

[Kreuger]

Another option would be to add some necron bits to the outsides of the legs, that way the most visible surfaces of the non-GW parts have GW parts covering them.

[pantat]

I found this Triarch Stalker the other day and I'm waiting to get my hands on a ghost ark kit soon and do it myself... I think it looks pretty cool and is 100% GW.

http://warhammerwithzail.blogspot.co...-ice-blue.html

http://warhammerwithzail.blogspot.co...-tutorial.html

[Lord Azune]

Last I heard the requirement is 50% for conversions, did that change?

[LukeValantine]

If they call you on the legality of using a suitable proxy for a model that doesn't even exist then I say you take your business to a less insane companies tournament scene.

[DeathKlokk]

GW doesn't sponsor tournies anymore so I doubt it'll be a problem.

As I said once it's painted all you have to do is say you scratch built it. No one will have the balls to call you on it.

[Lord Azune]

Huzzah for DeathKlokk.