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That's a nice green you built up on that tank there.

Makes me smile. Outstanding work.

Thank you folks. Start of next one, made of offcuts and scraps from lastfew builds.



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Bit more done. Ready for paint.






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It's a Can Man, Cam!

Love the hydraulic arm with all of the spears jutting out of it. So cool!!

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Very nice Cam, I like the motion it shows and the cutting arm also.

Its a one eyed, one horn, purple people eater!!

What an excellent little killa kan!

Thank you folks.

Here is a piece from my shelves of shame...









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Whoa that looks spooky. Where did you get the hooded skeleton heads?

That shrine looks cool!

Thanks folks.

The hooded skelly heads with red hoods? I sculpted them.

Had some inspiration today. Picked up that tic-tac packet and went with my gut on it...




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Dude that's awesome both the plane and the scupted hooded skele heads.

what glue combi did you use to ad something to that slick plastic... I´ve collected too many cool containers over the years and failed to stick A to B....

Cam had tipped me some time ago for working with slick and/or disparate materials to rough up the join area, apply cyanoacrylate and then add baking soda; the chemical reaction fixes them fast and firm.

Something like that here, Cam?

Yup. Baking soda and superglue. Having said that this is the third time of asking for the wing joint. Holding fast now. But the butt joint didn't work well.

Here she is before primer...






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Wow! That little flyer is fantastic, Cam! Realky inventive. Looking forward to seeing paint on it.

Beautiful work sir, what you can do with junk and plasticcard is simply staggering

The WW2 stuff was awesomesauce

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Cam had tipped me some time ago for working with slick and/or disparate materials to rough up the join area, apply cyanoacrylate and then add baking soda; the chemical reaction fixes them fast and firm.

Something like that here, Cam?

thanks mate, this method of course! I really need to get into building again... long period of motivation on my part...


looking super cam!!!

Perfect little Killa Kan! Great job on the shrine too my friend. Very cool.

Thanks folks. Very much appreciated.

Belly of the beasty!




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You are a mad wizard, sir.

the shrine from the shelf of shame is lovely

Thank you.

"WAZZA WIZZA" (fast bomba) is done.











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I like how the colors are reversed; the bottom of military planes were usually a sky color on the belly and the top was an earthen or sea color. I'm seeing the plane just flying upside down because the Ork pilot thinks it makes it more shootee or something.

Or perhaps its a water-world with a nuked out sky!

Anyways the plane is dope!!


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Also love the arrows painted on the wings to tell the ork which direction to fly it

That's a sweet plane, with lots of cool things to look at. My favorite is the pistol-wielding pilot!

Now all it needs is a huge forked tree and a giant rubber band to slingshot it into the sky! Great piece!

Thank you folks, really appreciate your support.

Well if you think that's a bit rough cop this...









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oooohhhh... that´s a truly classic shape! wonderful paintjob!!!

Damn, that's brilliant