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This is something I have wanted to do for a long time. I have been reading up and watching tutorials on working with styrene for months and decided to give it a go. I am making every effort to capture the build and edit together a speed build. Hope you enjoy and please comment, especially with suggestions. FYI: I plan to magnetize all weapons!


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Here is a video that features the tool I made for holding styrene pieces in place while solvent is applied.

I was able to make more progress, it is starting to look like a tank now!

A metal panel with magnets. That. Is a brilliant idea Looking good so far, I saw "Scratch building a baneblade" and just had to come in for a closer look

Here is an update that will show you how I did the scratch build for the tank tracks

Finished the headlights for the tank. I used two cleat white LEDs per side.

I think GW published a tutorial on this some time during the 80s-90s.

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Found it. Enjoy.

RIVETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here are some new photos!

I have given up all styrene work... this level of skill is disgusting.

Well done mate, very very impressive