Arise, oh forgotten thread! I’d put the MtG: Threadnomancy card here but I’m too lazy to look for it now. Been puttering around with the red on the battlewagon over the last few weeks – very slow process as RL…
Just to show y’all I’m not resting on my orky haunches, I’m posting a pic to prove it’s done building…. PRIMER! And I’ve finished the tracks at this point. Later all!
Baring a few errant rivets, I’m finished with the build on this new battlewagon. Here’s a break down of all the parts before painting and a few shots showing different angles with different loadouts. I’ll prime it and start painting…
Had a chance to sneak some time in this morning waiting for the new internet provider to show up and install our new service – yay! Faster speeds at a cheaper price. I managed to finish off the entire ‘ardcase/turret…
Finally figured out/fixed the issue with the ‘ard case. I think this works much better. I’ve also started the armor plating on the Kill Kannon base. The tricky part here will be making it mesh well enough with the next…
Got a little more work done this afternoon, but not much. I started the turret mount/deck plate framing. I’ll be adding a layer of metal plating for that “3D” effect with all the appropriate rivets and more gubbins and such…
Alright – nothing like a fresh start. I took an hour today and cleaned up my work area. I had so much crap and scrap from a number of projects piling up I was getting over whelmed. So, a fresh…
&#$@#! Penelope and Oddballz – keeping me honest and shaming me into not being so lazy and just slapping the BB turret on there……. I know it’s all for the better. I’ve gone and started the reconstruction on the kannon…
Progress…. slowly. I shored up the backside of the ram. Here’s the inside of the battlewagons troop compartment. Notice the little metallics circles in the corners? Uh huh, yep….. They match the ones on the end of the support beams…
Got some time in this weekend and put most of it into fixing the ‘ard case. Lots and lots of time spent fiddling around with paper cutouts to get the spacing/sizing right so the four corners fit in the same…