How do you store your bits?

I am using box from Chaos Space Marines Battleforce to store most of my bits.

And then every type of bits is packed in individual package and grouped by categories.

It saves my time to search bits I need and allows me to see all available options at once.

Chaos Space Marines Assembly Line

It takes rather long time to prepare and assemble full model, especially when you try to make it good one. When some interesting idea comes into your mind it takes you few minutes to clean legs, minute to glue it onto base, minute to glue body, minute to search for hands/head/shoulders, another 5 minutes to clean those parts, and another minute to clean glued body. So about 15 already wasted, your awesome idea had a good chance to flee away.

Finally I found solution that works for me. I am preparing the most usable parts long before idea comes. Chaos Space Marines have 4 types of legs and 8 or 9 types of bodies. It is possible to prepare 12 legs, glue 12 bodies and put everything on the shelf. Now you can start modeling almost instantly, and it saves a lot of fun because boring process of cleaning legs and putting body together does not distracts you from the main idea.

Chaos Obliterators handmade

There are only two metal models of Obliterators on Games-Workshop. I really hate metal models. That's why I took Chaos Terminators box and pack of greenstuff to make my own obliterators.

Obliterator-virus is technovirus by fluff, and I can't understand why original obliterators are covered with skin like some Nurglish followers. Skin should be visible in places of technology attachments as for me, but not to cover all the huge terminator armour.

This guy got additional inputs into his brain, in addition to all his weapons in right arm and "power fist" made from terminator "possessed arm" and arm of possessed marine:


Head of this guy is covered with small datacables, and he got servo arm somewhere. His "power fist" is a combination of terminator's shoulder and possessed arm to:


Once this guy was terminator, and got obliterator's bionic. Now he just can't get out of his terminator armour and have plenty of weapon to use:

Chaos Dreadnought conversion

Games Workshop produces two kinds of kits - metal and plastic. I hate metal kits - it is hard to convert them, hard to keep them unbroken, hard to repair them if they're broken. And Chaos Dreadnought is metal model.

Modeling Plastic Chaos Dreadnought!
All you need - Plastic Space Marines Dreadnought, few Terminator torso bits and few decorative chaos bits. And may be some greenstuff.