As I recall, there was a Bob Naismith interview a while back that stated GW's first few plastic kits - the RT-era ones - were all produced in much smaller runs than most injection manufacturing jobs, so they just got whatever colour plastic the third-party company they used had in the hopper from the previous job. The RTB01 marines were produced in something like five different colours of plastic over the years! In the early nineties they bought the company they were using at the time, that's probably when they standardised on grey.
The sexy sax music makes me feel like I’m at a warhammer speak easy hidden away down a misty alleyway where there’s a street lamp broken away from its housing, causing it to subtly sway back and forth, illuminating the entrance.
Haha, I'm restoring an old 2nd edition rhino I bought off a mate years ago. its in the same state apart from the massive burn in the side. Took two days to strip most of the paint off not sure what paint they were using haha, The plastic seems to be a lot softer on the old models. Cracking vid
@@Miniscape-wh40k Probably. I've been striping old models I never painted but they are all from boot sales and 5th hand from friend's and people at school back in the 90's, keeping the ones I've paint to see the progress over the years. like in your vid the amount of layers of paint schemes is crazy while striping. keep up the fantastic work
Brings back memories. I started my BA army in 95 and played with friends throughout my high school years. Sadly i lost my complete collection including custom built terrain by my brother later on when my mental health went down hill. Great job at restoring that ancient piece of archeotech. The mechanicum approves (and asks for the STC 😂).
If you had told me that the end Predator Tank was the one in the beginning...I would have questioned it. It went from out of service/action into Battle ready and its a major contrast from its former self. Great job! 10/10!
Thank you Sir! I really loved this one. I have 2 of the original Land Raiders, 2 Predators and 3 Rhinos. Still think they are the best. Much appreciated. Greetings from Billi.
Your Ultramarines just have that certain “bang” to their color pallet. I’ve never been an Ultramarines collector but you make me want to start an army!
Just like in the real world tanks at one time were set up to be used as different things. Some had an anti-tank role and some were meant to be there to support infantry. Now tanks are more of a one sized fits all type fighting vehicle. They are not as specialized as they were in WW 2. Having the sponson options, makes this Predator way more useful on the table. Great job repairing this model. It looked battle scarred, but it probably should be dirtier. Some mud on the tracks and a bit of oil and dirt on it. A Predator with battle damage should be dirtier. I think I still have one of these sealed up in the box. I want to get one and do something like this too, but i don't want to open my box. have to see what is on eBay. Very inspiring.
unbelievable how you turned this poor one into shine! shine on you crazy diamond! Thank you this is real inspiring to bring back things onone had hope for
Those chevrons at the back looks like a radiator to me, since that's where they often were on old tanks with rear engines. It's also just possible that the sculptor looked at old pics and decided it looked cool.
Great work, reminded me of when I was younger (7/10) I had a space wolves collection, I randomly decided one day to melt a huge hole in the front of my predator LOL…
Amazing restoration. Beautiful 90's paintjob. Witty and dry commentary. And to cap it all off, a Predator theme song! Best video I've seen in a long time. Well done, sir!
Red-tinged metal underneath the paint could also always be explained as just being some oxidation peaking through the latest paint job. These vehicles have been used and reused for a very, very long time in universe as well as in real life.
I was wondering for a moment why that box art you showed didn't spark any nostalgic recognition, until you got to the earlier era box, and then it clicked. My own Predator wasn't quite as harshly treated as that one - at least, most of the damage was in pursuit of converting it, not trying to set fire to it - but I was similarly 'generous' with how much paint I slopped onto it, those obscured sculpted details from before you set to work look very familiar. I've no idea whether my old tank is in someone's drawer or a landfill now, but it's very satisfying to see a similar one brought back to glory.
So, I was in the middle of a big painting phase while watching this video and it took about 5 more minutes before I could reply. When you were singing at the end, I was thinking was a silly song and then found myself humming it as I was painting. Thanks.
Last year I did a restoration of my old Baal Predator from the 90s, all that red goop is giving me flashbacks! Nice vid, lovely job on tarting the old girl up!
Some of the early GW plastics were cast in the Matchbox factory. That's why sets like beakies came in car interior colours. Possibly, that's why that kit is in cream plastic.
Great piece of salvage work worthy of the emperor's finest techmarines, from looking like crap to thing of beauty. I like the heavy bolter option. Wish there was a two thumbs up option, one for the restoration, one for the song .. excellent chorus, another hit for servitors to hum along to and be inspired.
I like the paint jobs here. Nothing fancy, just battle ready with some highlights. Just like I’d paint it in the 90s Damn i muss the old days when I was happy with anything 😂😂
did the same recently to a more recent predator, I rediscovered in my parents basement. must have been sitting there for about 17 years. Fortunately there was only the terrible paintjob, some gaps and broken-off sponsons to fix. I wanted one for my world eaters anyways so I did a rough fix for the sponsons, which is kinda fitting to the army, filled the gaps with spruegoo, smacked some new paint on it and it came out way better than I'd ever imagined. Rough enough to fit into a world eaters army, but still technically sound. Love that little tank
Army painter is doing a new, very well received (atleast from what they've handed out) line of paints so maybe that old bottle can hold out just long enough for that! Awesome work on this as always. 2nd edition is well before my time but I always love seeing the bright colors that come with that era of the game
Thoroughly enjoyed this mate. I picked up one of these on eBay a while back myself. I remember getting one as a kid (the second box variant) - lots of nostalgia! Wonderful retro paint job and so satisfying to see this poor mini come back from the brink! Thank you for the entertainment! 👍
Beautiful mini. I have one of these from when i was a kid, converted for the chaos army i played back then. Old beast is covered in spikes and skulls, even has the upper torso of an Imperial Guardsman glued to her hull that was added as a petty jab at a guy from my local hobby shop at the time. Kind of makes me want to break it out, clean it up and restore it to my modern army.
Stick with the wee song after the vid format. It's dope seeing your love and skill with the old lad's mini's. Then a bit of musical comedy genius for the finale. Seems like a format for success to me 😊 ✌️
One day, Miniscape will release his full "40K Tanks" album. Those "battle damaged" parts could probably be incorporated into a piece of scenery, like a junk pile or battlefield machine shop. Or else stuck on a base for some model to be clambering over. Waste not, as they say.
Awesome video. We are almost the same age and not only did this give me grand nostalgia vibes, but also idea of things to try myself some day. I LOVE the Heavy Bolters at the end too.
Every time I watch one of your videos, I get compelled to dig out all my old tanks (land raider/predator etc) and 2nd edition minis. I just don't have the time or space! Fantastic work though, and great to see another model saved 😊
very nice, but i recommend using dettol, you can bath it and the paint gets goey and just falls off. best part you can leave it in the year a year and it wont damage the plastic.
Just discovered this channel. I'm more of a 4th edition era 40k guy, but I love love love the older aesthetics, and its so nice to see people rescuing models like this. Keep it up!
This hits me with some serious déjà vu. I still have 2 Rhinos and a Predator tank from my 2nd edition BA. My Predator has a crushed genestealer on the front with a severed arm hanging off the autocannon(?) barrel. All pretty good for an 11 year old. I think I pooled some superglue to give a 3D effect to the GS blood (but I painted it green!? Aliens/Predator fan, I guess) and...... I too also used a match to give 1 of the Rhinos some 'realistic' damage. Nothing like the blowtorch that hit your poor Predator. Obviously, as an adult, I now see this as heresy (and do NOT encourage kids to repeat my foolishness, although I was smart enough to do it outside in the open air, away from anything flammable) but at the time, pre-internet, it seemed like a pretty decent hack to inject some realism into my tank.
I am pretty sure the switch from cream to grey plastic would have happened at the same time as the switch to hybrid metal/plastic kits, so 1995/96 lime you mentioned, at least for the predator. Non-vehicle models might have been made with grey plastic earlier, I remember getting the 6-man multipart plastic space marine combat squads in grey plastic at the same time as the cream predator.
Theoretically, that chevron pattern on the back of the Predator could be a cooling vent for the engine. I know the Rhino chassis doesn't have an engine in that location, so maybe it's the cooling vent for the lascannons' battery?
Looking at the finished article you wouldn't believe it was literally a burnt mess when you started. And using spares isn't cheating. It's bloody sensible considering the price of individual replacements on eBay.
awesome job there. i remember the one i used to have but i played space wolves not ultramarines, that was until my army was stolen when the house was broken into. the problems i faced was the barrel was very fragile aswell as the coms antennas and kept snapping off so the barrel i steel pinned and that did the trick nicely and the antenna i used some steel wire aswell which gave a nice effect
Maybe you did this without saying it, but it helps to look over the model and think: where would the crew physically interact with this? Where would the maintenence crew work on it? Where might unit regularly climb on or off ot it? Then that will help you show where wear and tear might be. Where might a blind spot be for the driver/nagivator? Maybe a turn or movement would cause a section to rub a wall or rock face, or climbing over things.
Hmm, when I was 11 years old, Warhammer was still some 15 years in the future. I had to make do with model cars and airplanes. Which my father helped me paint with a Badger airbrush. I still have the same model airbrush, but not the actual item.
The Predator’s machine spirit no doubt feels completely rejuvenated. Great work!
Thank you
A thoroughly inspiring restoration, and a testament to patience. Between Minisodes and Miniscape I'm awash in GW's best era of paintjobs!
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Anvil of doom is a great channel too
I love how you saved this beaten up old wreck. Restoring while honouring its battle damage was the perfect way to go.
As I recall, there was a Bob Naismith interview a while back that stated GW's first few plastic kits - the RT-era ones - were all produced in much smaller runs than most injection manufacturing jobs, so they just got whatever colour plastic the third-party company they used had in the hopper from the previous job. The RTB01 marines were produced in something like five different colours of plastic over the years!
In the early nineties they bought the company they were using at the time, that's probably when they standardised on grey.
Thank you. That makes sense.
The sexy sax music makes me feel like I’m at a warhammer speak easy hidden away down a misty alleyway where there’s a street lamp broken away from its housing, causing it to subtly sway back and forth, illuminating the entrance.
Dude... that's exactly where you are with this channel 😉
You have me pulling together 2d edition and dusting off my old armies.
Thanks for saving me money!
You are welcome. Wishing you success with it
A restoration job worthy of a techmarine!
The Omnissiah would approve.
a techmarine with a song to give the right moode =)
I do like seeing these old models painted up in a the vibrant colors of the period. Its helping my figure out my own retro hammer colors and methods.
I have done some restoration on eldar vehicles, it is such a pleasure to see minis back to life again. Good work !
Nice one. Thank you.
Awesome restoration! Goes to show how useful keeping bits can be
Indeed. I keep all bits ☺️ thank you
Haha, I'm restoring an old 2nd edition rhino I bought off a mate years ago. its in the same state apart from the massive burn in the side. Took two days to strip most of the paint off not sure what paint they were using haha, The plastic seems to be a lot softer on the old models. Cracking vid
Thanks buddy. Maybe the paint was enamel.
@@Miniscape-wh40k Probably. I've been striping old models I never painted but they are all from boot sales and 5th hand from friend's and people at school back in the 90's, keeping the ones I've paint to see the progress over the years. like in your vid the amount of layers of paint schemes is crazy while striping. keep up the fantastic work
Brings back memories. I started my BA army in 95 and played with friends throughout my high school years. Sadly i lost my complete collection including custom built terrain by my brother later on when my mental health went down hill.
Great job at restoring that ancient piece of archeotech. The mechanicum approves (and asks for the STC 😂).
My first box of RT01 space marines were green plastic, later I got some in dark blue, and much later got some in cream.
Same. I think green was the og
Thanks for the squidgy paint was very enjoyable ⚜
Most welcome
If you had told me that the end Predator Tank was the one in the beginning...I would have questioned it. It went from out of service/action into Battle ready and its a major contrast from its former self. Great job! 10/10!
Why thank you ☺️
Warms your heart to see the Ghost of Christmas past at work!
"We can rebuild him. We have the technology. We can make him better than he was. Better, stronger, faster.."
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Old models with modern paint jobs look so good! You've done this old pred justice!
Cant believe sean bean does 40k
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With this, you have been risen to the rank of Master Techmarine!
Mine was the Ork scorcher, called "Gitbrenna" in my part of the world, I reclaimed him this year! All I have to do, is paint him up!👍
Thank you Sir! I really loved this one. I have 2 of the original Land Raiders, 2 Predators and 3 Rhinos. Still think they are the best. Much appreciated. Greetings from Billi.
Greetings! That sounds like a fine collection.
Loved the wife's response to the paint residue. 😂 I think that all of our wives have had the same experience at one time or another with our hobby,.😊
Lol yes
@@Miniscape-wh40k By the way you did an excellent job on restoring that old first edition plastic Predator kit.👏 I have to say I'm a bit jealous😉
Need a song for the pred now! My bad. At the end haha brilliant
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.
Aw thanks. I try.
I love that she lives again. Great work
Thank you!
I come for the miniatures, but I stay for the songs! Bravo on both!
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Oh man i love model restoration videos!
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Your Ultramarines just have that certain “bang” to their color pallet. I’ve never been an Ultramarines collector but you make me want to start an army!
Thank you. It's a slippery slope.
Just like in the real world tanks at one time were set up to be used as different things. Some had an anti-tank role and some were meant to be there to support infantry. Now tanks are more of a one sized fits all type fighting vehicle. They are not as specialized as they were in WW 2. Having the sponson options, makes this Predator way more useful on the table. Great job repairing this model. It looked battle scarred, but it probably should be dirtier. Some mud on the tracks and a bit of oil and dirt on it. A Predator with battle damage should be dirtier. I think I still have one of these sealed up in the box. I want to get one and do something like this too, but i don't want to open my box. have to see what is on eBay. Very inspiring.
unbelievable how you turned this poor one into shine! shine on you crazy diamond! Thank you this is real inspiring to bring back things onone had hope for
Feel like I'm listening to Sean Bean the entire time and I love it.
What a compliment...though he's from Sheffield
Love seeing a good ebay rescue, especially a vintage model 🙂
😍 it's one of my favorite parts of the hobby
I've done some rescuing and repairing myself. Very satisfying.@@Miniscape-wh40k
When I’m hobbying, my thoughts are often voiced by you now
😅 awesome
Looks great, genuinely could not have imagined that it was salvageable.
Those chevrons at the back looks like a radiator to me, since that's where they often were on old tanks with rear engines. It's also just possible that the sculptor looked at old pics and decided it looked cool.
Just found your channel yesterday and I'm having a blast watching your videos
I am so glad. Thank you.
@@Miniscape-wh40k keep up the great work.
@@coolmariobros759 will do mate
This channel is a gem! ❤
ham raider, raider of ham, ham raider, also likes jam, ham raider, sometimes likes spam, ham raider, will eat all your ham
You should record that one mate
Great work, reminded me of when I was younger (7/10) I had a space wolves collection, I randomly decided one day to melt a huge hole in the front of my predator LOL…
Ah so it's a common urge then 😉
There are no imperfections! Just Happy Accidents or battle damage. Epic restoration.
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@@Miniscape-wh40k Its not RED. But I come from a Family of Blood Angles. :)
Amazing restoration. Beautiful 90's paintjob. Witty and dry commentary. And to cap it all off, a Predator theme song! Best video I've seen in a long time. Well done, sir!
Thank you for your kind words
Holy moly, the metal rod to replace the broken exhaust pipes trick. I have resorted to this once before. Awesome.
😁
I would've turned it into a vehicle wreck terrain piece long before attempting this restoration. Kudos, a very nice job to be sure.
Thank you
Red-tinged metal underneath the paint could also always be explained as just being some oxidation peaking through the latest paint job. These vehicles have been used and reused for a very, very long time in universe as well as in real life.
I have 'rescued' a few eBay models myself.
Few things in our hobby are as satisfying as returning a Warhammer models to the battlefield! ! !
Agreed
I was wondering for a moment why that box art you showed didn't spark any nostalgic recognition, until you got to the earlier era box, and then it clicked. My own Predator wasn't quite as harshly treated as that one - at least, most of the damage was in pursuit of converting it, not trying to set fire to it - but I was similarly 'generous' with how much paint I slopped onto it, those obscured sculpted details from before you set to work look very familiar. I've no idea whether my old tank is in someone's drawer or a landfill now, but it's very satisfying to see a similar one brought back to glory.
I enjoyed the restoration, but the song pushed it over the edge! Legendary! 😂
So, I was in the middle of a big painting phase while watching this video and it took about 5 more minutes before I could reply. When you were singing at the end, I was thinking was a silly song and then found myself humming it as I was painting. Thanks.
It gets stuck in your head 😁
Last year I did a restoration of my old Baal Predator from the 90s, all that red goop is giving me flashbacks! Nice vid, lovely job on tarting the old girl up!
I really enjoyed how you restored this historical piece to playable condition. Thanks for the great video.
Thank you for commenting
Looks awesome
Thank you
Some of the early GW plastics were cast in the Matchbox factory. That's why sets like beakies came in car interior colours. Possibly, that's why that kit is in cream plastic.
This is such a cool style. It's very... Crisp.
Thank you. I'm just trying to copy old school 40k schemes.
Great piece of salvage work worthy of the emperor's finest techmarines, from looking like crap to thing of beauty. I like the heavy bolter option.
Wish there was a two thumbs up option, one for the restoration, one for the song .. excellent chorus, another hit for servitors to hum along to and be inspired.
Thank you for your kind words
I like the paint jobs here. Nothing fancy, just battle ready with some highlights. Just like I’d paint it in the 90s Damn i muss the old days when I was happy with anything 😂😂
did the same recently to a more recent predator, I rediscovered in my parents basement. must have been sitting there for about 17 years. Fortunately there was only the terrible paintjob, some gaps and broken-off sponsons to fix.
I wanted one for my world eaters anyways so I did a rough fix for the sponsons, which is kinda fitting to the army, filled the gaps with spruegoo, smacked some new paint on it and it came out way better than I'd ever imagined. Rough enough to fit into a world eaters army, but still technically sound.
Love that little tank
Great work! Looks amazing. Enjoyed the new song as well!
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This Predator has always been one of my absolute favourites! Awesome work!
Thank you
Fantastic job with the restoration, it really turned out amazing, just like a classic from the good old days! 😀
Thank you 😊
I didnt realize I tapped a playthrough of a 40k Mod of Tank Mechanic Simulator.
Very nice!
Oooh, looks like a gang of Orks had a go at her. Excellent restoration sir!
They probably did. Thank you.
Damn, from now on my mind will sing "battle tank Predator, blow you all to smithereens" every time I see a Predator...
My work is done then
No gingerbread used in this video? Unsubscribed. 😂
Um...
I have a 2nd edition predator new in box with the metal parts still in the blister
Wow what a treasure
A new miniscape video means it's a good day
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Masterfully restored ❤
Thank you buddy
All I want for Christmas today in 2023 was Warhammer 40k stuff.
I mean...same
That is some THICK paint.
Army painter is doing a new, very well received (atleast from what they've handed out) line of paints so maybe that old bottle can hold out just long enough for that! Awesome work on this as always. 2nd edition is well before my time but I always love seeing the bright colors that come with that era of the game
Thoroughly enjoyed this mate. I picked up one of these on eBay a while back myself. I remember getting one as a kid (the second box variant) - lots of nostalgia! Wonderful retro paint job and so satisfying to see this poor mini come back from the brink! Thank you for the entertainment! 👍
Thank you for your kind words
Beautiful mini. I have one of these from when i was a kid, converted for the chaos army i played back then. Old beast is covered in spikes and skulls, even has the upper torso of an Imperial Guardsman glued to her hull that was added as a petty jab at a guy from my local hobby shop at the time. Kind of makes me want to break it out, clean it up and restore it to my modern army.
Thank you. And why not give it a go.
Back for more, you should get grip clamps, a great replacement for rubber bands.
Keep up the grest work ! ! !
Thank you. I'm not sure about grip clamps but I will have another think about it. I'm not into loads of extra hobby accessories.
@@Miniscape-wh40k You will also find them useful for a multitude of household uses. DeWalt make the best ones.
Great choice of funky background sax and Damn yeah some of that original paint reminds me of what teenage me might have done.
That song needs a 90s animated cartoon intro with the appropriate bombastic electro music.
Happy New Predator Year 😊
Thanks and happy new year buddy.
Stick with the wee song after the vid format. It's dope seeing your love and skill with the old lad's mini's.
Then a bit of musical comedy genius for the finale.
Seems like a format for success to me 😊
✌️
Not saying you have to sing on every vid tho 🤣
@@gtf9733 thank you
@@gtf9733 I always try to 😁
Great job. Once more it will vanquish the emperor's foes
One day, Miniscape will release his full "40K Tanks" album.
Those "battle damaged" parts could probably be incorporated into a piece of scenery, like a junk pile or battlefield machine shop. Or else stuck on a base for some model to be clambering over. Waste not, as they say.
I always keep parts, even battle damaged ones. When I have enough songs I'll compile the album 😍
Awesome video. We are almost the same age and not only did this give me grand nostalgia vibes, but also idea of things to try myself some day. I LOVE the Heavy Bolters at the end too.
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
You left out the antenna's you could put flags on! Fabulous Predator!
I did indeed!
Praise the Omnissiah the machine spirit have been pleased, excellent restoration!
Thank you kindly!
Every time I watch one of your videos, I get compelled to dig out all my old tanks (land raider/predator etc) and 2nd edition minis. I just don't have the time or space!
Fantastic work though, and great to see another model saved 😊
Maybe when you get some time 😊
very nice, but i recommend using dettol, you can bath it and the paint gets goey and just falls off.
best part you can leave it in the year a year and it wont damage the plastic.
I have dettolled before and it is banned from my house
Just discovered this channel. I'm more of a 4th edition era 40k guy, but I love love love the older aesthetics, and its so nice to see people rescuing models like this. Keep it up!
Welcome!
sensational work
Thank you buddy
beautiful also love the song you should do a retro toy commercial for the space marines and their vehicles.
Ha 😂
This hits me with some serious déjà vu. I still have 2 Rhinos and a Predator tank from my 2nd edition BA. My Predator has a crushed genestealer on the front with a severed arm hanging off the autocannon(?) barrel. All pretty good for an 11 year old. I think I pooled some superglue to give a 3D effect to the GS blood (but I painted it green!? Aliens/Predator fan, I guess) and...... I too also used a match to give 1 of the Rhinos some 'realistic' damage. Nothing like the blowtorch that hit your poor Predator. Obviously, as an adult, I now see this as heresy (and do NOT encourage kids to repeat my foolishness, although I was smart enough to do it outside in the open air, away from anything flammable) but at the time, pre-internet, it seemed like a pretty decent hack to inject some realism into my tank.
Thank you for filming the squidgy paint residue.
You are most welcome
I am pretty sure the switch from cream to grey plastic would have happened at the same time as the switch to hybrid metal/plastic kits, so 1995/96 lime you mentioned, at least for the predator. Non-vehicle models might have been made with grey plastic earlier, I remember getting the 6-man multipart plastic space marine combat squads in grey plastic at the same time as the cream predator.
You really did a great job of restoring this model! It looks really good. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks Bud and thanks for taking the time to comment
Watching you gives me inspiration to revisit my old unfinished Armor of Oldhammer. I keep all my bits for these kits as well.
Do it mate
I encourage you to revisit them
Multiple thick layers of paint, snapped exhausts and artisan bespoke battle damage. Just as nature intended.
Theoretically, that chevron pattern on the back of the Predator could be a cooling vent for the engine. I know the Rhino chassis doesn't have an engine in that location, so maybe it's the cooling vent for the lascannons' battery?
Good shout
You're doing great job at battlefield recovery, Tech-Marine! Love the quip on melta damage LOL
Thank you
This is SUCH a lovely restoration! Only thing that might improve it further would be cleaning the mold lines on the smoke launchers near the barrel
You have better eyes than me sir
Looking at the finished article you wouldn't believe it was literally a burnt mess when you started.
And using spares isn't cheating. It's bloody sensible considering the price of individual replacements on eBay.
Classic ultramarines to blood angels paint job you striped.
awesome job there.
i remember the one i used to have but i played space wolves not ultramarines, that was until my army was stolen when the house was broken into. the problems i faced was the barrel was very fragile aswell as the coms antennas and kept snapping off so the barrel i steel pinned and that did the trick nicely and the antenna i used some steel wire aswell which gave a nice effect
I'm sorry to hear your army was stolen. I have never had that but I lost a large nid army in a house move. Those older models were fragile too.
Maybe you did this without saying it, but it helps to look over the model and think: where would the crew physically interact with this? Where would the maintenence crew work on it? Where might unit regularly climb on or off ot it? Then that will help you show where wear and tear might be. Where might a blind spot be for the driver/nagivator? Maybe a turn or movement would cause a section to rub a wall or rock face, or climbing over things.
🎉❤ Your doing the God Emperor's work! Keep it up brother Mathew! 👍
Thank you kindly
That is the joy of playing Papa Nurgle. I can nurgle up anything and make it work :)
Hmm, when I was 11 years old, Warhammer was still some 15 years in the future. I had to make do with model cars and airplanes. Which my father helped me paint with a Badger airbrush. I still have the same model airbrush, but not the actual item.