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A razorback for my Fox Marines. finished it up just a little bit ago. Armed with converted Assault Cannons. The top back pannel, turret and guns are still loose so that I can change it to twin heavy bolters or even a rhino.




Shots with the full squad.

Nice!

Only thing I would suggest is drilling the barrels out and maybe add some soot/heat damage to the ends?

SilverMK2 wrote:Only thing I would suggest is drilling the barrels out and maybe add some soot/heat damage to the ends?

Hmm, I might do that. I have the barrels drilled out for the heavy bolters and storm bolter, so I should probably do it for the assault cannons as well.

Nice colour scheme, It's very subtle. I found the plasma pistol stuck onto the old school bolter held by one of the marines quite amusing

Triple King wrote:Nice colour scheme, It's very subtle. I found the plasma pistol stuck onto the old school bolter held by one of the marines quite amusing

Thanks!

Good work with the drybrushing. I hate doing that crap myself, and I always appreciate looking at models from people with the patience I lack. I also like that you didn't add drybrushing accents on somewhere that didn't need them (which seems to be rampant in the wargaming world) just to show off your 'mad skillz.' The color scheme is very down to earth, rather than over-the top. Very good job.

A simple technique, but it turned out great, nice work!

Jimsolo wrote:Good work with the drybrushing. I hate doing that crap myself, and I always appreciate looking at models from people with the patience I lack. I also like that you didn't add drybrushing accents on somewhere that didn't need them (which seems to be rampant in the wargaming world) just to show off your 'mad skillz.' The color scheme is very down to earth, rather than over-the top. Very good job.

Element206 wrote:A simple technique, but it turned out great, nice work!

Thanks! , Drybrushing gives an effect that I really like the look of. It's the right mix of minor weathering and gives it a used look.

I don't know about drilling out the barrels; burst cannons are generally quite frail anyway, and they don't really appear to be thick or sturdy enough to take well to drilling.

Avatar 720 wrote:I don't know about drilling out the barrels; burst cannons are generally quite frail anyway, and they don't really appear to be thick or sturdy enough to take well to drilling.

The sharp point of an exacto blade should be enough to make an indentation in the end of the barrel.

I like but if I ha to offer some C&C it would be theres no differance between the tank colour and the wepons. Good work on the drybrushing though dude!

nice colour scheme, well done.
I think if you paint the guns a little darker they will stand out more maybe