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Posting this here for extra feedback if I can get it. I recently got a Predator Annihilator off eBay. One of the sponsons was completely broken, including a snapped strut. I pinned the strut and stripped the tank with Super Clean. After sanding off the super glue used to hold it together and repainting it, it's now ready to enter service as a loyal weapon of the Emperor's angels of death. The only things I had to replace entirely were the hatches as it was missing one, the storm bolter, and the antenna had been snapped off the third.

It's painted in original Dark Angels black, which is the schema my 'successor chapter' uses.

But first, the before pictures!

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And finally the end product of:
See below for better pics

Aside from the slightly blurry photos, it looks to be a decent quality. Great job.

Willy000 wrote:
Aside from the slightly blurry photos, it looks to be a decent quality. Great job.

Thank you. And you're right, those are awful. Let's try this again:

Nice! I love seeing old and partially ruined models bought back from the dead. Good job boss!

Great job around the bottom and treads, the mud/rust makes it look like a working-man's tank

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it. This is the first tank I have painted in several years, so it was nice to see how it turned out. It's also my first attempt at weathering a vehicle beyond a couple paint chips.