I've been working on boxy dread conversions. 2 down, 2 to go.
Someone in that chapter is compensating for something with the size of that seal
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I keep imagining the dedicated seal stamping machine that can plop out 400 lbs of sealing wax in one go.
Are they... not... boxy now?
Who the hell ever heard of a not boxy dreadnought? What heresy is this?
Yeah wtf? As a casual fan, whoever has heard of a coffin that isn't a box?
Box naughts own. Contemptors are a bit boring IMO. Too much like generic mechas. Leviathan Dreadnaughts are decent if you don't want them totally boxy.
Hell, all dreadnaughts are pretty cool
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Fantastic work on those dreads! And thankfully GW lets the Redemptors be built with the coffin exposed without too much effort.
Boxynoughts are best 'noughts.