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j3r03n wrote:

Viktor von Domm wrote:nahhh... bow ties where never cool...

You, Sir. Fail at Doctor Who.

Next he'll say Blue Police boxes are so yesterday as well.

Big tank, not sure of the marines over the tread area they must have no lower body or it was ground away by the tread.


piant paint paint, really want to see that tanky of yours in colour!

Wow the hornet model would be a nice shelfer even if not used in a gaming kinda way.

Welcome back Vik!

Some steampunkish gear is just plain fun, I remember a few years back I entered a local Ork painting comp and it had to be steampunk in theme.

I did a Steam Dread made from assembly gears from watches and photocopiers and a thomas the tank engine toy oh and the dread kit which
was lead at the time and a pain to work with.

I'd love to see a Steam Titan conversion or a steam punk/ clockwork Hive Tyrant (how the heck???)

There is a steam punk Nintendo DS out there somewhere EB Games gave one away with a kids adventure game about 3 years ago.
Might have been either the golden compas DS game or Dr"Somthings" and the mystical village or something like that.

Really comes together once it's the same colour nice work mate looks excellent.