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The tutorial can be found here: http://jitsugames.blogspot.com/2011/10/how-to-by-jitsu-assault-cannon-razor.html

A quick preview:

Looks great. My only hang up is that there isn't really a need for this. TL Assault cannons come with the variant land raider box. So you can simply get one of those. But otherwise a top notch tutorial

PraetorDave wrote:Looks great. My only hang up is that there isn't really a need for this. TL Assault cannons come with the variant land raider box. So you can simply get one of those. But otherwise a top notch tutorial

Yeah, for 15 dollars.

I like it! Cheap, easy, and requires minimal effort!

Excellent! I've been looking for one of these

@Dave, Thank you. Yeah I know about the LRC. But, sometimes you want more than just one. I made two of these for my room mate, and he has a LRC, in fact one of the photos is of mine beside said turret. The thing with buying LRCs is, how many razors do you need? There are lists out there that run 6-10, and you could make six with this tutorial, for the same price as one. Plasticard is really cheap stuff.

Looks good. I would suggest trimming the front sights off the HB as well to further disguise the base model used.

Saying that, if you arent's much good with plasticard, you're better off buying the upgrade frames.

@Flinty: Yeah, thats a good call. Anyone following the tutorial should probably do that. Can't add it in though, I no longer have access to that model.

@Squigsquasher: I rather disagree. I am not that good with plasticard, in that I have no natural talent for it. I just have practice, thats all. I'm sure you would find most people are better given the same amount of practice =)

For people who do not use Pcard yet, ask yourself this: how long are you going to be playing warhammer? Is it a long time? If it is, then you have more than enough time to learn to use plasticard. It will save you money, improve your hobby skills and male your army(s) look way cooler.