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06-12-2014, 02:54 PM
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When you finish it or to get more reference material for Warhammer models, I usually go to dakkadakka. Index - Forum - DakkaDakka I also post there as well and get some good reviews from the plastic modelers there. One good thing about Dakka Dakka, is that they have some fantastic painters there and great reference for painting the models.
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#33
06-12-2014, 03:22 PM
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Very good! I stumbled across it and found this a few days ago!
Sponge Rust & Soot Tutorial - Forum - DakkaDakka
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#34
06-13-2014, 11:29 AM
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Not much to report today,.. Working on the drive wheels and adding dimension,.. Decided to add a center axle bolt cover to the wheel ,.. Looked a bit bare,.. So I stole a part from the turret hatch,.. Now I just have to add bolts a rivets
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06-13-2014, 12:29 PM
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I think that the thing I like most about Warhammer inspired models was best expressed as 'wonky goodness'. What better expression of wonky goodness could there be except for a scrap tank. Keep telling yourself that the first set wasn't so bad and the second set should be easier.
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#38
06-13-2014, 12:46 PM
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Exactly my thoughts!,.. Doing image research in google for "grot tanks" etc is just plain fun and inspiring,.. Very steampunkish works of art with tons of character! As much as I like the more realistic 40k tanks these scrap ones have a face only a mother can love,.. I find myself chomping at the bit wanting to start painting this thing,.. Got to keep myself from rushing so I can at least still have a decent build,.. At least with paint I can cover my mistakes!
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