Reworked the chainsword to make it more "toothy" looking, changed some details to the "top" of the model so it could be printed tooth up as well. Also split the shoulder mounts so they can be printed without supports. . Also working on some new lower legs to make assembly abit easier. . Trying to stay in line with Games Workshop IP Policy. If any GW employee or representative wishes me to remove or alter any designs, let me know and I will comply with expediency. Below I’ve outlined how I tried to comply with their policies. . Overall - None of these are exact replicas. I tried to add abit of my own take on things or modification to the design. Ei kitbash it abit. Additionally, all models should just be used for painting practice. Practice messing up a paint job on a print, not your actual GW model. . Copyrights - I tried to make sure a “significant part” was not the same. Style, yes. Copied, no. . Trademark - I’ve removed all specific Trademarks. Ex: Aquila Non-commercial - I’m making no money from this . Professional Distribution - I’m not a professional artist, using any of these as a portfolio advertisement. Just a hobbiest tinkering . Damage our brand - Not doing that. GW IP is a pretty cool universe. Hence the reason I wanted to make models that “live” in it. . Make it clear you’re doing it unofficial - I’m doing this UNOFFICIALLY. . Use trademarks appropriately - I tried to remove all trademarks . Derivative Works - I believe most of these models would fall under derivative works, two are three models might not, but I think most do. . Non-commercial recasting and 3D printing - I have not scanned any of GW’s IP.