Model Policy

Painting, Modeling, Proxies, and Conversions
Privateer Press encourages players to have a fully painted force on the table. Games with painted armies are more
interesting to watch and generally enhance the experience for all. Although not required, players should take this chance
to show off all aspects of the hobby.
Proxies (substitute models) are not allowed under any circumstances, nor can a player enter a tournament with a model
that has not been released to the general public.
All models must be WARMACHINE or HORDES models appropriate to the tournament venue. Conversions
(modifications to Privateer Press models) are acceptable as long as they are clearly based on WARMACHINE or
HORDES models. Conversions must represent the model from which they are most obviously drawn. For example, a
heavily converted Haley model is not a substitute for Sorscha.
Weapon changes are acceptable provided they represent the same type of weapon replaced. For example, trading a sword
for a sword is legal. However, mixing and matching warjack weapons is not allowed.
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A TO may make exceptions and approve any reasonable conversion. To avoid confusion and conflict, players must
have an unaltered version of the model available in case a TO asks to remove a questionable model from play. The TO
makes the final call on any particular model.

Ovich wrote:So Cesar, I guess you could take the bone grinders and then convert them to your liking.

What faction are you playing BTW?

plodolo wrote:He's gonna play Circle. He bit off my Baldur and his Rock buddies idea. But anyways, Cesar you can use a proxy but the TO has to approve it. So, you should get the originals just in case.