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Next....can you guess what it is yet?




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Loving the scratch built ram!

And my guess is...a vehicle

A self-delivering bento box.

You pair are useless, or my modelling is more likely crap....try now.







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Well at least I'm consistant

Wow, did you do that all in one sitting?! Also, what did you carve the turret out of?

The kan, dragsta, and looted tank all look amazing Cam! It's wonderful to see so much great creating happening. All three paint jobs look great also (Saw the finished tank on Facebook).

Your ability to knock out professional quality scratch builds in what appears to be very little time is truly astounding.

That’s some inspiring rates of scratch building! Do you have a particular thickness or thicknesses of plastic are you prefer to work with or find yourself reordering?

Thanks folks.
@Wyoming fox, indeed you are!
@ Josh, carved from epic. Sometimes called foamed, sinatra board. You can do a lot with it and it comes in thick sheets.
@Syro, thank you sir. Really appreciate it.
@Gulgog, high praise. Thank you.
@ph34r, 1.5mm and 1mm. I also use thicker and thinner sheet materials but mostly the 1.5. Easy to cut and work and structurally fairly solid. Thank you.

So next was paint....







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Dat is sum gud dakka

Those are freaking SWEET, Cam

I feel I need a tetanus shot just looking at it, well done! What weathering paints do you use?

@Wyoming Fox, ryza rust, mournfang brown and khorne red are the main colours. I use others, but those 3 are the basics. I have a pot of rusty wash I make up myself, deep orange colour.

A lovely little tank Cam... and you did it in the best Clan colors too!

 Camkierhi wrote:
@Wyoming Fox, ryza rust, mournfang brown and khorne red are the main colours. I use others, but those 3 are the basics. I have a pot of rusty wash I make up myself, deep orange colour.

Cool! Thanks. Do you use air brush medium for the base to create your wash mixture?

Loving the sherman vibes on the ork tank, cracking work as always Cam!
sherman
sher-man
sher-oomie?

Thanks folks.

@ gits, obviously bud 8)
@Wyoming, sometimes, mostly distilled water a little dish soap and a little isopropyl alcohol. Nice quick drying, and runny mix.
@ Sir D. Thanks bud.






And earlier....






And while I was at it...





So that's a civilian car. A communications truck for Imperial guardsman. And an Ebay save Rhino.

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Oooh, the car would be great for the old genestealer limos.


It's a cult classic!

Looking great, lovely scroll work too.

I absolutely love that van conversion Cam. Wow.

Thanks folks, much appreciated.








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That's awesome. I've got some cast cars of that ilk from Russia... they're really cool. Yours would fit right in!

It was kind of jarring to see an official GW model amidst all your cool scratchbuilds.

I like the red limo, expecially the burner things in the back-- they remind me of the old Adam West Batmobile.

It's been a while since i checked in, great vehicles, i like the cult cruiser.

Thanks folks.

@Gits had a few of my own. They are amazing.

@Josh thanks bud. Kinda does look like it a bit.

@ Jehan thank you sir.



So next is another tank. Aiming for a T34 look. See how I go.

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T34... or Teef Hurty Moar?

Now I'm imagining orks crimping the metal plates together with thier teeth, which kind of jives with the look of Cams technique for edging the plastic plates!

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I don´t know why but whenever I see some kind of Vickers type of machine gun I find it very aesthetically pleasing....