Hobby work for Warhammer, Warhammer 40K, Warmachine, Hordes and the scratch built terrain that goes with the hobby.
Showing posts with label Warhound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warhound. Show all posts
Monday, April 7, 2014
Air brush frenzy!
I went on a basing rampage again This airbrush is amazing for this kind of work I will have to do a post dedicated to what I know about it shortly its a total game changer.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Warhound titan build complete
The hydraulics really make this look nice
I know no one will be as impressed as I am with this shot. But I am the one that had this sitting on my desk for the more then the last five years and it is just so weird to see it in black. weird but satisfying...
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Warhound titan part two? i think...
I tried searching my own blog for posts on this titan and I could have sworn I did more then the one but I cant seem to find any more so from then till now there is a lot more finished. The trim is on everything and I recently got in a shipment from amazon of styrene tubes to add hydraulics to the second leg there are still some of the larger ones in the mail so I can't 100% finish up but as soon as they are in I can prime and start to paint this monster
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Warhound Titan stage:One
This story would be better started several years ago. Alas that can't happen as I don't have an photographic history of most of it. But I can show you how I finish this project as I get close to the end. today I took my first step past the plans that "lack of better name" put out some time ago.
The leg that is in the back ground is stock so far and the leg in the foreground has its first layer of detail added lots of 1/8" strips to give depth.
Then the joints got caped and I added slices of tubes to look some what like bolts. I also filled allot of gaps with green stuff that stemmed from my lack of skill with plastic card.
It has not dried yet so it still needs to be cut down and filed properly.
There was an ugly flexing problem with my main body so i added some thick strips to the bottom to stiffen it up a bit. That was a huge success and the body is nice and solid now.
This felt like a good stopping point work wise for the day so I have some time to decide weather I want to add strips to the leg sections or how I want to decorate them.
The leg that is in the back ground is stock so far and the leg in the foreground has its first layer of detail added lots of 1/8" strips to give depth.
Then the joints got caped and I added slices of tubes to look some what like bolts. I also filled allot of gaps with green stuff that stemmed from my lack of skill with plastic card.
It has not dried yet so it still needs to be cut down and filed properly.
There was an ugly flexing problem with my main body so i added some thick strips to the bottom to stiffen it up a bit. That was a huge success and the body is nice and solid now.
This felt like a good stopping point work wise for the day so I have some time to decide weather I want to add strips to the leg sections or how I want to decorate them.
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