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OH now that's a nice kit to tackle. Nice Kit-ten to tackle, too.

I have picked up a fair few pieces from Tabletop Scenics and have always been impressed.

Very interested to see your treatment of the kit.

Terrain is always better with cats .

I’ll look for that file, thanks.

Thanks folks.

These bits come with the kit, so a bit of easy work to get the juices flowing.



And my secret to quick painting.

This pot is months if not years old. A bit of this and that and some clear varnish, as medium. Splat it on and this is the result...

And OK they are not finished but playable in less than 10 minutes.
More soon.

Boy's a genius

What sort of paint is it and how do you stop that goo from going hard? I bet there is a poor lost model at the bottom of that vat waiting for its day to be reclaimed.....

Can't wait to see what you do with that TTS piece!

Thank you folks.

@archer, just acrylics, matt floor varnish, water. In sealed container.

Been distracted by making a ramp for a pet.

I have made this ttcombat kit.




I enjoyed this kit. It was easy to build. I have gone vanilla with it as I wanted to see what it is straight out the box. I might now add some detailing to push it up a notch. Certainly I need to do a bit more. The paint job is adequate but I can do better. Also. If I do more of this I will paint it all before I build it . Life was made a lot harder by building it up and then trying to paint it. Dozens of times I have thought "why the hell didn't I paint this before!'
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Absolutely cracking. Looks amazing, great job.

Looking really good so far Cam.

It's a lovely Church for G-man and the Eldar death goddess to get married in.....then for them to blow it up. I like the detail of the guys on the door

Thanks guys,

Quick change of pace while I decide how to go forward with the churchy thingy.







These are beautiful models.. feels a bit sacrilegious for me to be painting them.

Thanks for looking.

That car is a belter, is that from KORE thinking?

Oh that car is rather special! The gold looks really nice on it, what are you doing with that?

Outstanding work all around, Cam. The car I like- it reminds me of the officer's staff hover car you built a bit ago. Ostentatious consumption, for sure!

I love those resin cars. Nice work on 'em, Cam.

omg the car! Where on earth did you get it? What's it's footprint?

 Gitsplitta wrote:
omg the car! Where on earth did you get it? What's it's footprint?

Looks like one of the many awesome wargamesexclusive.com gothic cars.
https://wargameexclusive.com/shop/heresy-hunters/female-imperial-inquisitor-with-strike-car-28mm/

Thanks Theo!

Thanks folks, and perfect Theo, thats the puppy. I have another one of the other cars to do yet, looking forward to it. That one is still WIP.

@ Gits, Pics to follow for the footprint.


That's a 1in grid, so about 5 in long and 2 in wide.

And against some 28mm models...


oing to have a go at scratching one up myself I think. So styrene scrap bin.


Pile of styrene...


Add some heat...


One chasis, vs existing model.


And lastly a quick side note, a 1/35 scale van I threw together, got a heap of these beauties to be slapping together. Different vehicles, all are just for the modelling and painting experience. Going to be a few diorama's put together.


Thank you all so much. more soon.

Excellent! good to see you're getting your groove back. Sometimes it's really satisfying just to do wee random projects, isn't it?

Well thanks graven,

Bit more on the car...







More soon...

That's a fine machine there. Grimdark and retro!

That car does have a nice look about it.



I was wondering when the 1-2-3 blocks might show up. Or do you guys call them 25-50-75's? I keep meaning to get a set for myself, but my hobby interests have drifted into craft cocktails these days. Think this hobby is pricy? Sheesh.

It's great to see you're getting back to your prolific ways. I'm impressed that you can work with the MDF. I personally dislike the way it feels. Yes, ours is a tactile hobby too.

Man that's awesome.

Your scratch built Gothic car is looking great so far Cam, I'm looking forward to seeing more.

Thanks folks.

@red, 123 blocks are brilliant for the hobby. Guaranteed angles etc.

Now on to paint...





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Awesome sauce!

The scratchbuild is awesome, I am envisaging you could have a truly unique looking Genestealer cult with your collection of armoured Limos.

Thanks folks.

Link of paint...





More soon.