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Ive just released another model from the Waaagh forum project. It was mastered by Archie Whitehead. He is working on some more parts to build this into a fort set.

http://www.the-waaagh.com/forums/?showtopic=50670



http://shop.ramshacklegames.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=44

Pretty impressive considering the age of the original sculpter. Good job dude. I really like what you're doing, helping people get their designs casted.

Getting paid tomorrow. Will be visiting your store then I think

Looks neat. Very Orky, and should make a nice theme for a board with a few of them varied.

Just curious; is that a solid block of resin, or are you casting a void in the middle, or adding glass fibers or something to it?

Just solid resin. If I add anything, it starts to get problematic....

Quite interesting. I like the idea of modular parts to make it into a fort; however it’s a bit expensive. Shame there’s no way to hollow it out to use less resin.

It is possible to create a void in the middle by creating an insert for the middle of the mould, but doing so can make it difficult to maintain quality levels.

Curtis, if it's something you think you can do, I'd encourage you to give it a try. I've got a Grumbler from Ramshackle and that sucker's solid and heavy enough to be a deadly weapon.