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That Weirdby Tower is based on the old plastic battlewagon kit for 40k, so if you can find one of those, that's where to start.



After that, try to find a copy of WD 136 from 1992. That had templates for making a few of theEpic Ork vehicles in 40k scale from card. I'm pretty sure I had a gibletgrinda and a braincrusha, albeit briefly.

Thanks, both of you. I still have to try out one of the old WD templates I liked them back in the day and still do

The Braincrusha especially was amazing




Tim, I hope you dont get bored or even annoyed by questions regarding the old range Were these Epicast Eldar vehicles on CCM based on unreleased models or old concept artwork by GW? Or did Epicast design them on their own / in cooperation with GW / Jes? They do have the typical look of GW Eldar models for Epic in the early 90s - a few years before the new Falcon design.







The first one, the Hawk, for example looks a bit like one of the JG images in the first Craftworld Eldar list in White Dwarf 127 showing skimmers and some Eldar civilians.



I am a fan of that era of GW, it was also the time I started collecting Citadel miniatures, and I would love to know more about these models. Also they are in a similiar style as the first Nightwing model for Epic which later looked totally different.