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A while back on the GW site there were 2 different set of instructions for building the Brass Scorpion. I was wondering if anyone out there has saved it, since GW has discontinued showing it. This is getting to be a long cold winter, and I need a project to keep me warm...so to speak.
Thanks

14th Cadian

this seems to be the basic build everyone uses, couldnt find any plans, but how its build seems pretty straight forward, just a case of getting 2 defilers and building it up in comparison to the pics

and good luck.

just a quick summary of how i can see its been constructed.

all 6 legs are basic with no work.
grabbers at the front are legs, no work.
claws at the front are basic, yet again.

tail is a claw arm, with a plate added to it and the 2 TL reaper auto's fitted to it.

body is simply the lower section of the defiler, legs added to each slot, and front claws just glued onto the front where theres a space.

center cannon with mounting fittings just glued onto the front.

then its just armour plates from the legs on its spine area with spikes thrown in.


hope that helps to some degree, and sorry for any poor grammar

You need to chop two bodies and put them together to give the third set of legs...

THe tail is 2 sets of claws chopped a bit and stuck together.

Made a few of these but cant find the guide anymore...

Thanks all, I appreciate all of the help.
14th Cadian

use this
http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/