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Spiked, studded and riveted shoulder pads are neat, but it can complicate doing accurate heraldry. Traditionally, you’d just go ahead and swap the chapter insignia to whichever side is flat but I kind of feel like goes a little too far towards breaking squad cohesion, and with these very handsome Destroyer shoulders from Plokoone’s Bits, I'd have hated for any of them to go to waste.
Fortunately, the Mk IV jump pack presented a convenient solution in the form of a large, flat surface with just enough curve to easily take one of Pop Goes the Monkey’s Ultramarines sergeant icons. One of their curved icons would probably be better, but it looks fine to me as is.
It’s not strictly Codex-compliant iconography, but that’s okay because the Codex hasn’t been written yet. And besides, Destroyers are kind of an edge case for strict adherence to protocol, already.
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