Next up is classic power armoured Marneus Calgar. It was one of the first Marine models I bought and I really want to do him justice this time. All the old Marine metals are a bit smaller than current ones so I glued a 1 mm plasticard spacer under his feet and hid them with sand.
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Very cool start, looking forward to seeing how Calgar turns out as the only painted version I've ever seen of him in PA is the old one in the Marine codex.