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This was a project my son and I started as he was desparate to field a battlewagon to roll over my Ultramarines, Tau, Eldar etc. We started with an old 1/35th scale tank chassis and then went to work with our large collection of model bits and plasticard. After a basecoat, we then gave it a traditionally Orky red paint job using small brushes to make it look like it's been badly daubed by slap-dash orks.It needs the paint job finishing, and some track repair, but it's served him well in our battles (and has also been cut to bits/exploded too!)

I think a thin strip of card or paper with plasticard strips stuck to it as tracks could help you out with those missing sections there..
It looks good in construction terms the paint could be neatened up a little bit.

mullet_steve wrote:It looks good in construction terms the paint could be neatened up a little bit.

The whole point of the paint is that it's meant to be messy - orks painted it!

You could of at least base coated it black :|

Rebel105 wrote:You could of at least base coated it black :|

Was base coated in Granite - apart from the wheel track areas which haven't been painted at all yet due to the track issues