SPA Modeler

So I finished up this Warhammer model I started a few years back. I have to say I quite enjoyed it once I got into it, Citadel kits are the easiest to make, most I've built over the years having a few fit issues, but they are fun to paint. I've gone for more of a 90's style of painting, with lots of bright colours, rather than the 'Grimdark' aesthetic Games Workshop favours now.













Cheers!

I know nothing about this war hammer business, but this is very well done! Some sharp work!

LyleW wrote:I know nothing about this war hammer business, but this is very well done! Some sharp work!

Lol! Thanks Lyle!

That's a very tanky looking tank. If that makes sense.
I like that oldschool Warhammer stuff. Well done, Stuart!

That looks very sharp Stuart! All that color and those markings make for a very eye catching war machine.

mostrich wrote:That's a very tanky looking tank. If that makes sense.
I like that oldschool Warhammer stuff. Well done, Stuart!

Thanks! Yeah I much prefer the older stuff as well, much more fun and not as serious.

Stikpusher wrote:That looks very sharp Stuart! All that color and those markings make for a very eye catching war machine.

Thanks Carlos, it certainly stands out on the shelf, although I'm not sure I'd want to sit in one in a battlefield, they obviously don't do camo in the 41st millennium.

Visually stunning piece Stuart. Is that a Kelly's Heroes reference - Oddball? I can't get an idea of what the size of this piece is. My understanding is gaming pieces are pretty small.

This is really cool Stuart! The graffiti on the inside is a nice touch

Very nice!!

Thanks Gents!

keavdog wrote:Visually stunning piece Stuart. Is that a Kelly's Heroes reference - Oddball? l.

It is indeed John, as was the 'Kilroy was here' graffiti inside the cabin. Most of these Space marine chracters are given Romanesque names, but I felt like doing it differently

keavdog wrote: I can't get an ideal of what the size of this piece is. My understanding is gaming pieces are pretty small.

Here it is with a bottle of TET, it's 28mm, which is smaller than 1/35 but still quite sizable.



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