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The idea behind my razorbacks are I always use them as my defending unit transports. So I wanted to make it look like it's been waiting to do his duty.

The snow looks pretty good. It does have that waiting around look to it. My self, I've always perfered to have the weapon mounted toward the back instead of the middle of the tank. I just think it balances out the tank more.

Thanks. I just like the access hatch back there, doesn't make sense to have it in front of a cannon.

I dig the icicles! How did you do them?

it does make more sense having the hatch behind the weapon ...

that is about like having the gun pod on the back side door of a landraider and the exit in front of it ..

what did you use for the snow effect?

While I agree that having exit/entrance hatches infront of weapons doesn't make sense. I've always seen those top hatches on the razorback as maintenance doors. They are too small to allow entrance and exits. Also as the weapon is a turret, you just spin the gun around to get the best opening.

However, this is just my observation.

The Icicles are from GWs snow basing kit and the snow is woodland scenics snow, very cost effective.

I appreciate everyones feedback. I was hoping i didnt go overboard with the snow.