Space marine four wheeler with mounted Lascannon (revised)

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**robrov21**

I'm loving this. Great conversion, particularly after lowering the gun platform. Just one suggestion though, if I may.

It might further refine the look if you were to lower the cannon itself, bringing it more into line with the targeting display, there-by lowering the vehicle's profile a little more.

Just an idea.

I took the liberty of photoshopping the idea, i hope you don't mind.
Before :

Thanks, and no, I don't mind. Except I can't see any images. I'm getting a broken link icon. Don't know if it's just the site right now or what.

thanks!

Rob

**Reaper6**

Odd, they're coming up ok for me.

Right, switched to another host so let's try again.

Before :

After:

see em now ?

**malfred**

My wife says, "If those things could move, they would be cool."

Nicest thing she's ever said about the hobby.

**robrov21**

Ah, there they are now. Sorry, don't know what that was about.
Yeah, I see how that improves it. Seems everytime it gets lowered, the old version looks way high! I will most likely make that change. After a break though, cuz I'm sick of looking at it now, lol.

thanks everyone.

**Reaper6**

I know the feeling, I get that way myself when I'm painting squads.

I think the effect of lowering helping the look is down to the fact that the core parts are a bike, something designed for speed usually looks better streamlined, whereas a tank is, by it's nature, meant to look like a bunker on tracks !

It's like the difference between a Formula 1 car and Stock