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Hello everyone!I present to your attention a squad of Janissaries. They are veterans of the Desert Hawks, so they are more heavily armed and can perform more difficult tasks on the battlefield. The set includes five fighters: two with rifles, a sergeant with a power sword and a pistol, a fighter with a volley gun and a specialist with plasma. Rifles can be attached to any of them, you just need to cut off the locks. I'll make specialists with grenade launcher and melta when I make a Veteran Command Squad. The next release will be in about 7-9 days.See you soon!

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redpilgrim

I fixed the link. If you find any more broken links, please send me a PM right away.

driz7ziahs

all the links are dead 😢

redpilgrim

Both links are working, I can provide a screenshot if needed.

vonTugboat

Fantastic! I really appreciate the effort :)

Danil

They're awesome...

Natalie Belew

I absolutely adore them! Now for a dumb question, are the heads separate pieces so I can convert other soldiers to match them?

redpilgrim

Thank you. Unfortunately, due to the intricate headgear and masks I made them with the body in one piece. I understood that it was inconvenient but technically it turned out only in this way. 😔

Wulfhart

Looks fantastic! I'll throw out the suggestion for future squads of making at least one modular guy? Could add more variety pose wise.

redpilgrim

Thank you. It is difficult due to the structure of the armor and the head. But I can give you an editable file in a blender, there you can change whatever you want. Please PM me if you need it.

Mjolnir Recon Games & Hobbies

I'd like to second the request of a modular model. Would it be possible to make a basic Desert Hawk modular infantry model? Or, maybe a few heads so we can kit bash a regiment using other body/arm sets?

redpilgrim

These can no longer be altered. :( I will do a Command Squat with separate parts, and it will be possible to assemble someone else from them.

Ev Shipard (edited)

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2026-09-29 06:00 Lovely work! Looking forward to seeing what you have coming up. Cheers.
2021-12-22 03:02