The Warforge Miniature Modelling and Conversion

A very useful magic trick

And with a wave of my hat, some magic words ("Krump! Stomp! Smash 'em! Waaaagh!"), and my pressure pot, presto!

The original prong won't be used, so I cast myself three nice, fresh copies and cleaned them up a bit. For those of you who might be curious, this is what the mold looked like:

I got these out with surprisingly few mold lines to clean up, which makes me pretty happy. What's more, I managed to cast the areas where the cabling is going as hollow, so I can just wiggle some wire in there and be done with it, rather than trying to drill them out properly.

And lastly, here's a neat little comparison:

Leftmost is obviously my Mega-SAG bit. In the middle is a SAG bit from 2nd edition, which as you may be able to tell from the pictures is even more lopsided than the one on the far right, our current edition SAG bit. I tried designing mine closer to the current edition one, since it'd be easier for most players to recognize... though truth be told, how many three-pronged, spinning ork guns are there?

Now for the harrowing task of trying to attach them to the main turbine exactly 120 degrees apart!