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My converted hellhound uses a standard heavy flamer turret, bit I'd imagine it would work with a redeemer flamethrower as well . I'm not sure about a predator turret, since it would involve extensive rebuilding to accomodate the pipes anyway, so you might just as well scratchbuild it.

Here's an example:



And here's the link to the gallery for some more pics.

Flagg07 wrote:I like thjat conversion CK. What did you use for the rear mounted fuel container?

Thanks. The containers on the rear armour are flamer tanks from the cadian sprue and a box from the vehicle accesory sprue; the ones on top (where the double hatch on chimera would go) are from the COD manufactorum sprue.

So, both my LRC/R and Predator arrived this afternoon and after looking at the bitz, this is definitely do-able and I think will definitely look pretty solid.

Sounds promising. I'm still curious to see how you'll attach the flamer bits though.

In other words: me wants pics!

Looking pretty good! I didn't think the horizontal flamecannon would work out, but it looks cool. My only gripe with it would be the length of the barrle; I'd consider removing one section - this would take care of the pivot hole as well.

As for the tanks: I find the FW tanks a bit OTT, not to mention horribly exposed... This is why I used tanks sunk intot he main body of the tank. Maybe you could add a plasticard hull to the rear with the tank sunk inside? It would look a bit more armoured that way.