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After spending most of the day either sorting out a bag of bits i collected form my old flat as i moved out or searching fruitlessly for my pin vice drill, i sat down to do some green stuff work on my arbite army when my vehicile bits box caught my eye. After a general rumage i found a rogue trader era pred turret i had completely forgot about.

So naturally i became distracted and began bodging a Pre heresy style predator together using some fo the moldiest old rhino chasis i had lying about form an army i stoped using 6 or something years ago.

So after 2 hours work, 1 radio station and part of my finger later i produced the following, what do people think of it? Suggestion for a better front plate (i hate the random thing i've thrown together if i keep it i am removing the weird looking storm bolter and adding another visor slit in.)

be nice.






thanks


oh and here is a random ahriman model painted in his 3rd ed colours.

I think a nice repaint would do wonders for that tank. Looks good other then that

I'd find an old school rhino on eBay and make a "proppa" predator. The bits are really incongruous and don't look terribly good together. A valiant effort nonetheless.

I think the model is very nice. Its also very Nostalgic, and it'll be a great feeling when you watch it destroy some newer models.
As far as modeling goes, I support Removal of the hull-mounted storm bolter. It overcomplicates the model.
As KingCracker has stated, a coat of paint will bring it some unity and orginisation and will help it look even better.