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JensDK : I like to scratchbuilt, so it's a complete part of hobby for me. So now, my dakkajet cost me lots of time but ... 2 dollars ? My ThunderOrks cost me 15 dollars ? For burnas, I juste need 2 more, I make them from AoBR boyz for ... nothing ? It's a very good way to save money AND enjoying modelism.


Last advance for today

Work of day :

Looks great. I love that it's a mirror image of the other one.

Nice work (as always).

This is great!!! Just stunning!!!!

Thank you

Thank you !

Work of the day : DeathRolla










No pics next 2 days, it's week end :p

More pics :












C&C welcome

I love that cover over the Deffrolla!. Really good progress.

Thank you !

Day 5 of this SpeedScratch (2 days more and it's over )

RIVETTTTTTTTTTTTTTS









Du Battle damage aussi :

Love the stuff you are doing.

Ahah this LOTR's ork want's that big war wagon to krush Minas Tirith


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Day 6 : before tea time

I mold a caterpillar and make 2 of them with success. I make reinforcements under cabin.

Pics :










Size comparaison with original : scale is respected so it's ok for me






C&C welcome

SpeedScratch Day 6: Done!

Raaaaaah after thousands of rivets I'm out! The vehicle will require two or three improvements before painting ( plate to hide between two caterpillars, straps for railings and a check for the hatch ), but I think I 've reached my goal was to create a vehicle in 11 days. I finally done it in six days, so I'm very happy!

Here are the final photos on my desk a mess . You will notice that most of the rivets I added chains to the rear and side doors Rails :













Thank you for following me during this week, it was challenging but very rewarding your many tips have been very useful to me .

C&C welcome !

Some boyz are finish :

My first scenery/decor (tower is not finish)









Thanks for comment !


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My first scenery/decor (tower is not finish)









Thanks for comment !

You have a talent with plasticard, my friend! Also, I love the grubby yellow look to your Bad Moonz, looks great.

Thank you !

Nice work on the truck, i wonder how you make some of the damage on the truck especially the indentations.

I use a mini-tool (dremel like) for that

You are very talented. And also you seem very driven to work on your projects. I let so many projects become forgotten.

Thank you ^^ But I let some project forgot for few times, I like change for doing different things. But I always come again on project I start ^^

Sorry for my english

again great work! ... i look through threads like yours and so many ideas pop into my head ... i write them down, and on occasion make a rough drawing ... but that is as far as they ever get ...

I can never figure out a good starting point to make something. i can picture the final look in my head but the smaller sections seem to confuse me.

First rule in scratchbuilt : If you don't see it, you don't care XD

You must think about "How can I figure that" rather than "How can I do that". It's a good start ^^

Second rules : Think about volume. A good scratch is a 3D scratch. it seems fake if its flat.

Divine rules for everything : Try try try and try again. And when you meet succes : try again

 Luciusletroll wrote:
First rule in scratchbuilt : If you don't see it, you don't care XD

You must think about "How can I figure that" rather than "How can I do that". It's a good start ^^

Second rules : Think about volume. A good scratch is a 3D scratch. it seems fake if its flat.

Divine rules for everything : Try try try and try again. And when you meet succes : try again

i am going to shoot for trying to get something past paper by the first of the year ... i have enough random sketches that i just need to dive in ... have been pickin up styrene cards here and there to have enough to start cutting up ... but think i need something better then just an xacto knife blade.

It's in french but it can help you :

http://orksforge.blogspot.fr/2011/04/dossier-se-fournir-en-carte-plastique.html

Really great stuff! I love it all! Good job!


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By the way, thank you for translating, you did just fine!

 Luciusletroll wrote:
It's in french but it can help you :

http://orksforge.blogspot.fr/2011/04/dossier-se-fournir-en-carte-plastique.html

translate.google.com works great and thank you .. somehow i overlooked that one while on your blog .... i already have a good amount of those tools ... other then the hole punches ... and needing to pick up some more blades for my xacto knife (or one of the economy packs like what you found)

I didn't do the translation on meganobz tutorial, it's Space Cats from Waaagh forum ^^

For modelism knife I use tiler's knife not X-acto (because I can have lots of more for less expensive :p)

 Luciusletroll wrote:
I didn't do the translation on meganobz tutorial, it's Space Cats from Waaagh forum ^^

For modelism knife I use tiler's knife not X-acto (because I can have lots of more for less expensive :p)

okay, i am not completly clear on what a tiler's knife would be ... i think i know

http://www.photo-dictionary.com/photofiles/list/2389/3120box_cutter.jpg

do you mean something like that?

Nope, something like my tuto :

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1HAetmY9Wtw/TaREE7wcTDI/AAAAAAAAAu8/3AbocKQLbAQ/s640/IMGP2510.JPG

^^

it is used to cut the joints (for tilers)

 Luciusletroll wrote:
Nope, something like my tuto :

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1HAetmY9Wtw/TaREE7wcTDI/AAAAAAAAAu8/3AbocKQLbAQ/s640/IMGP2510.JPG

^^

it is used to cut the joints (for tilers)

ah! ok ... yeah that is what i was referring to on the bulk packaging. i am so accustomed to using xacto as a generic name instead of a name brand