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Some quickburna boys.



And a transport for them...


Finally using these silly nail things..


More soon.

Love burnas!

Burna Boyz riding in a wooden-panelled trukk may be the Orkiest thing ever.

Thanks guys.

Lots to show so here we go...




A clock faces for the tower I built a while back.



Next is a Bolt Action truck that is actually a scatter terrain wreck.





Thanks for looking.

OK... the clock faces are just awesome.

Love the truck. So orky without being overdone. Might I suggest some scorch marks on the tops of the uppermost wood boards... maybe with some blackening trailing down the sides like some of the promethium dripped a bit?

Good shout Gits, I'll get on to it.

In the mean time, I watched SAS Rogue Heroes, again, and got inspired...




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Excellent, and inspiring as always!

That is the level of stowage I try for on most of my vehicles- those LRDG guys knew how to pack a Jeep. Great detail on yours that you don't often see are the sand ramps stowed across the back- they were absolutely essential but hard to put away someplace, unless you used them (as you have) as a backstop for the gear in the rear seat.

Thank you guys.

So, had this pile of bits on the side of my bench...


So thought there is enough there to make something....







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He looks proper ready for some wars among the stars

"Marooned on a deserted moon by his treacherous and ungrateful crew, was Grotsnog nonplussed? Not a bit! Using his (minimal) native intelligence, patented WAAAGH-scout knife and brute force, he cobbled together the Snog-Flyer of Doom and set about his plans for revenge."

Thank you guys, thank you so much.

Next is a small 1:72 tiger 1. The tracks were terrible. Good testing for future tank builds though. Got a few things down pat, others still learning.






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Well dug out a old Onemannoodle kit, and decided to fix her up....









That's her ready for primer. Apparently she is a Hetzer tank lookalike. Not sure how far I will keep to that. Certainly no iconography, will be imperial all the way, just determining whether to go desert or ice....

Painting progress, primer and undercoat...



And started final paint...






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Wow! That's a lot of cool work Cam!

That's a quick turnaround on that model-- assembly to painted in two days? I love how grimy you made the model look.

Love the rust effects on the back of the tank!

Very cool, or hot? given the desert paint scheme. Tallarn, IIRC? It's been a while since I looked at anything related to the Imperial Guard.

Thank you folks.

Here is the latest...



And these guys...



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Excellent contrast between the camo pattern on the lower steel hull and the upper covered with zimmerite! How did you get that holey flecktarn pattern? It almost looks like a (very) old method where one would paint the under color, put blobs of rubber cement on, paint the over color and then rub the rubber cement off (like the salt weathering method, but for larger 'holes').

And the color palette is spot on for German WWII.

No progress of my own recently, but have enjoyed lurking suspiciously in the corner watching as you keep banging out the winners.

Space Wolves!

Thanks folks,

@Gits, yup bud, space puppies.

But first a quick commission...


Wish me luck. Needed for Xmas!

Rebel Scum.

Good luck Cam! They're really not giving you much time for that.

Merry Christmas to everyone, hope you all have a great Christmas.


Sorry no pics of completed piece, clean forgot in the excitement.

Next a quick and dirty imperial guardsman.



Next a minor conversion, for my Spacewolves.










Went for an open topped version, more in keeping with the viking longships. Looks more like a ship than a shipping container now.

Well as always, c&c welcome and encouraged, thank you for looking. Hope you all have a wonderful Christmas day. I'll be back with a Santa report later...

That's an awesome idea Cam.


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By the bye... Merry Christmas!

That's an awesome Viking longship adaptation, Cam!

Merry Christmas! I always remember the quote, but always forget the speaker (but you do) , who said:

"usually when I close my show I wish that your God be with each of you; but at this time of the year I wish for our God to be with us."

Steve Allen(?)

You're the first guy to ever comment on any of my work and have remained and encouraging factor in the doodles that I turn out. Thank you for all that!

Merry Xmas rebel scum

Love the space boat!