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Here is my take on a Russ. Still working on the background for it’s development. I took aspects from the Baneblade and WWII german tanks. Close to finishing it. Need to come up with exhaust, some detailing and get the other sponson done. There will be 2 on my regular IG list and I’m also doing an AC with 10 tanks (standard + variants)
 
Details on the construction are:
Designed in illustrator and cut out with a laser cutter. The rivets are done with a model train tool for doing well,… rivets

Thanks for looking

Thomas

Question: How do you get your hands on a laser cutter and how do you keep yourself from using it for evil?

Posted By malfred on 12/10/2006 10:38 PM
Question: How do you get your hands on a laser cutter and how do you keep yourself from using it for evil?

A very understanding wife.

I'm still working on the evil part.

I got the laser cutter to start a home biz modelers and prop builders. Still working on it but I get to have fun with it.

Thomas

I think you should go crazy and laser cut yourself some new tracks too - those GW ones look too narrow.

Oh... I dunno 'bout that. I think the thin tracks give it a nice, WW1 feel. As for the exhaust. How bout a big honkin' muffler across the back there, held in place with big honkin' band brackets.