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At first I was thinking of the rolling mausoleum thing for my new chaos tanks but now I'm starting to think it might be better to do paint them up like a tank would be instead of going for the marble look, but in keeping with the bone theme I'm doing, what if I sculpted bones onto them? I'm a little worried though that my sculpting skills aren't up to par. or it might become too tedious especially with 3 vindicators in a row, a land raider and a defiler. One idea I had though was to change the front of the land raider to make it look like an evil skull, where the front door would be like a jaw opening up to let the troops run out. It would be pretty big... so is that something that I'd wanna do with greenstuff? or is there a better alternative for bigger sculpts? And how might I go about sculpting it so that I could easily remove it from the model so that I could make molds of it, like if I wanted to have more than 1 land raider with the same look? And would it seem out of place if this was all sculpted like that, but the other tanks were just normal looking?

haw do you make molds anyway