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Camus
July 14th, 2003, 16:58
What r servo skulls made of?? theyre to small to fly and they cant have a lot of ammo and memory at the same time cuase theyre just to small.

Dragonslayero
July 14th, 2003, 17:13
Well I don't know, maybe it's just a scull with some crazy contraptions attached to it...

What do you mean what they are made of?
Like in plastic or metal, or the description on how they would work in real life?

If in real life...
Ammo takes space, and if you only got a head to put it in then it's obvious that something has to be thrown away... :D

BobaHat
July 14th, 2003, 17:18
Well, I was under the impression that Servo Skulls were psychic enhancers for Inquisitors fitted with an anti-gravity device. As far as I know Servo Skulls are unarmed and therefore there would be no need for ammo.

Onion
July 14th, 2003, 22:26
Skulls and metal.

Suns
July 14th, 2003, 22:29
And wireing.
The funny thing about them is that they take up a slot in a transport. :lol:

Moncs
July 15th, 2003, 00:29
I read in some fluff somewhere, that mankind has a very poor grasp on anti-gravitic drives, limiting it's use only to the elite forces of the Adeptus Astartes ( landspeeders ) but there seems to be millions of these little things floating around.

PrOtOcoN
July 15th, 2003, 02:19
Well servo skulls dont neccesarily have to be around Inquisitors.
They're just flying around serving this and that job. As scribes, messengers there are also data drones (the kinda drones that fly into giant libraries and find the file you want).
They just do what you tell them to do.

They are kinda like Tau drones, except the Imperium doesnt use them so excessively. Some of the components are definately biological, and they are considered to have a soul (and thus could be possessed by some form of daemon or be psychically manipulated).
Larger harder jobs are carried out by servitors of all shapes and sizes, although they have the same basic design (concerning parts of the brain used and so on)

What kind of weapons you ask?
Laser weapons, needler weapons, tazers even small grenades.
You name it, minimize it and then you can equip a servo skull with it. And concerning ammo, you can just attach spare ammo packs to the outside of the skull (or under it)

Too small to fly?
...
I'd think smaller was better when it came to anti-grav technology. The Imperium HAS anti-grav technology, but it hasnt mastered it yet.
There exist personal use skimmers and vehicles with anti-grav plates. So i dont see the proplem with equipping a small skull with a anti-grav plate

Answer your question?

Moncs
July 15th, 2003, 04:25
It said something in the fluff bible about the Imperium having technology that allows them to build anything on a molecular level, an object size is only determined by it's function, aesthetics, and usablity ( buttons and so forth )

So I guess they wouldn't have any trouble cramming all that stuff into one.

BorninDarkness
July 15th, 2003, 12:50
But I think usually they don't have any weapons. Most of the time they have a camera, vox recorder or a pen and a crapload of paper to log everything I think.

PrOtOcoN
July 15th, 2003, 13:27
Yes that is true, like that servo skull at the back of the Daemonhunter codex, holding all that paper!

Oh yeah i just remembered...some of them have scalpels :ph34r: . Nasty nasty stuff!

It was so kewl in the Eisenhorn Tril. when that psyker took over some cargo servitors and made them attack everyone.
Nasty forklift prongs impaling people, hydraulic arms smashing ribcages. It was insane :D . Then Eisenhorn runs in and does his thing! :lol:

Suns
July 15th, 2003, 16:06
Oh, that crazy Eisenhorn and his friends!
Servo Skulls are kind of interesting. Servo Skulls are just stuff to take the hits on, they also have another purpose I think.

Camus
July 15th, 2003, 17:18
like that servo skull at the back of the Daemonhunter codex
Are you talking about the flying babies cuase im not talking about those smiling babies im talking about the skulls

Onion
July 15th, 2003, 17:57
Ya, WTF are the cherubs all about.

Spike_alike
July 15th, 2003, 20:20
I think the cherebs are just scribes really. Maybe they help the faith or somin?! Dunno"

BorninDarkness
July 15th, 2003, 21:29
Cherubs are a symbol of innosence or something. Then again, innosence proves nothing, and they look like mutants to me...

ColonelKillmore
July 15th, 2003, 23:18
Cherubs are actually baby servitors with wings. I believe they represent love in our world. God knows what they represent in 40K. :blink:

BorninDarkness
July 15th, 2003, 23:54
Innocence. What I said was something I read in codex daemonhunters :) .

PrOtOcoN
July 15th, 2003, 23:55
Are you talking about the flying babies cuase im not talking about those smiling babies im talking about the skulls

There is a picture where some Grey Knights are carrying a fallen teammate to the basalt crypts of Titan. On the lower part of the pic there is a servo skull equipped with some quills and its recording the ceremony down on some sort of parchment. (Page 63)

Cherubs...now there you have me stumped. :blink:
I think ColonelKillmore has it right.
Baby servitors equipped with wings (that have small anti-grav plates on 'em) that take commands psychically from their master.
And yes, they are a symbol of innocence (methinks :unsure: ). And it always helps to have that littlebit extra innocence when fighting Daemons ;) .

Moncs
July 16th, 2003, 03:46
I'd like to see forgeworld do up some resin servo skulls. It would look pretty cool sitting on my painting desk. I'm talking about life sized ones.

ColonelKillmore
July 16th, 2003, 04:15
They do sell regular resin skulls. You could convert those if you were up to it.

Moncs
July 16th, 2003, 08:04
Really!!! :o
I guess I'm going to have to spend more time navigating the Forge World site :)

BorninDarkness
July 16th, 2003, 14:53
A cheaper solution is to grab some tools and pay a visit to the local graveyard B) ...

BobaHat
July 16th, 2003, 15:18
Originally posted by BorninDarkness@Jul 16 2003, 13:53
A cheaper solution is to grab some tools and pay a visit to the local graveyard B) ...
Wow! You have Servo Skulls at your local graveyard?

You Dutch people are not just tall, you're farther ahead than any of us! :D

Camus
July 16th, 2003, 15:18
i guess the emparor realy eats the babies in 40k like someone posted before..... must have eatin their brians and replaced them :lol:

BorninDarkness
July 16th, 2003, 15:25
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Wow! You have Servo Skulls at your local graveyard?

You Dutch people are not just tall, you're farther ahead than any of us! :D


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Aye, we're more advanced then you'd think :P . But you Danes are on the right path, as long as you have a good supply of beer the rest will follow naturally.

Moncs
July 17th, 2003, 05:06
I checked out Forge World and all I could find was little 1cm ones, I want big ones.
How else am I supossed to do my " Alas poor cyber Yorrick, I knew him well "
impersonation