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The Tau Hammerhead, from Warhammer 40k. I'm building a Tau army myself, but I couldn't wait until I could get a Hammerhead, so I used legos, naturally.
Take off the turret and it's a Devilfish APC!
Got a handful of these guys just to try painting something that isn't dark earthen/military colors,
I'm pretty happy with how they turned out, I'm slowly getting better
A friend of mine recently got into AD&D, and he needed his character figure painted. So he asked me to do it! :D
Mind, it has been 15 years since I last painted a Warhammer miniature. *^___^*
I was a bit anxious to see if I was still able to paint this small, but the results are very satisfactory. :D
My 4th Rhino Model, my second Predator tank. The paint scheme is identical with last weeks Rhino. This includes the blue armor, the white surfaces and the style of weathering. As this happens to be a battletank with lasercannons I had to paint them the way i did on the other tanks (yet to be uploaded!)
The tank is magnetized in such a way the weapons can be exchanged between both tanks. Not that the loadout would be worth a thing, but it might make things easier in the future!
Stay tuned for more! I will upload another picture by the end of the week. If you can't wait to see what i have painted already, visit my page at DeviantArt or follow me on Facebook
“Grimace”
Warhammer Model 12D
7th Davion Heavy Guards in Action upon the retaking of Terra.
Approx 25,000 Bricks
4Ft Tall
2 Weeks to build.
Special Thanks to the following people:
My Wife for putting up with me making “pew pew pew” laser sounds for 2 weeks.
Rob Deakin – Inside the Brick for his Brick printing, the Federated Suns Logos are seen to be believed.
Jim Foulds from the LEGO group – He gave a speech at Sydbricks in 2012 about how cool it is to remake models you made as a child and what they would look like now. – Well here is mine.
DeviantArt - the artist “Punakettu” for his 3D version on the classic Battletech Warhammer model which I used as my inspiration.
"Live on the 6 O'Clock news!"
Loads of different techniques to practice with this one. I had a problem with the back banner so I have left it off for now.
Taken using my new camera and using the techniques described in a Games Workshop article on White Dwarf Daily
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I figured it was time to unveil these creations. Pretty soon ill be creating a huge battle moc with these guys and the other armies that I have created for the Warhammer theme. Anyway i hope you enjoy this!
This is my interpretation of the infamous Skaven Warlord Engineer Ikit Claw. I have been working on that model for quite some time now and I am happy that I finally managed to finish him. I have decided to go with a scenic base that I had from Armorcast, which I think it really goes well with the archaic industrial feeling of the model. The banner is scratchbuilt from greenstuff and completely freehand.
I would love to hear your thoughts and comments! Thank you!
Ce Krab' Eud'la Mort est réalisé à partir d'une base de Rôdeur Triarcat Nécron et d'un Kopter Ork.
En terme de jeu, il sera considéré comme un Dred Eud'la Mort avec les options (gros fling', lance-rokettes, fixation possible sous le ventre du Krab d'un méga-blasta kustom ou d'un karbonizator).
The griffon tank, is one of the best tanks of the imperial guard for me and as GW has not released the kit yet, I decided to make the conversion from basilisk kit and Catachan Heavy Weapons kit for the tank servers.
These are the two tanks of my squadron, I did not much complicated by painting them , base colors,dry brush, ink for the shadows, and finally pigments for dirt, dust and oxides.
With the crew, I first used the glaze of Citadel inks for camouflage pants.
These two tanks are the latest that I painted with the previous range of citadel paints.
I've been asked (on MOCpages) about instructions for my microscale Warhammer. Here they are. I should warn you all that this MOC only stays upright in a walking pose, otherwise the back is too heavy. I also forgot to add the minifig braces on the legs here, but you can probably figure out where they go.