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Well it is now done, or at least as done as I am going to make it. I will be giving it to the client tomorrow, so I will post some pics of when he gets it painted. For those of you who missed the first thread, this is a Vendetta conversion for a Death Korp army, the client is a friend of mine and player at the LHS.

Enjoy.

Ashton

That thing looks awesome! Nice work

The weapon mounts and the 'exposed wiring' look turned out great.

I recommend that the client adds something nice and heavy to the base to make it a little less top-heavy and prone to tip over - should be easy to hide something under a 'muddy' DK base.

Awsome, what model did you use for the balloons?

Manufacturer and scale?

Awesome modeling and a fantastic vision that was well-executed. I really want to see it painted. Plus, I love the contradictory thought of zeppelins as 'fast attack'. It soooo fits the WWI retro-aesthetic of DKoK.

I feel sorry for the dudes in it and piloting it, though. Those zeppelins aren't historically known for their ability to take a beating, let alone, shots from tanks and laser weaponry. Hindenburg, anyone?







Ghidorah

Its great, but the fan dont look realistic. In the far grim future, it would make more sense as a bunch of smaller fans (easier to control). The ballons are to keep it in sky, the fans would be to add direction and speed. Anyway, it is beautifull.

Thanks guys...I am not sure where the balloons came from, they were given to me by the client, I think they may have been Revell? But I am not sure.

Ashton

WOW!

VERY cool looking conversion - well done indeed!