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So I painted the inside of my devilfish. It was the first warhammer piece I ever painted and I learned alot.

I'm getting ready to assemble my Hammerhead, there isn't a reason to paint he inside, but I came up with this idea of putting cargo inside. LIke canisters of Ion fuel for the railgun and ion cannon. If I do that I might not pin the side doors, only magnetize the back door. That would save a lot of time. But what would be a good thing to use for the Ion canisters?

I'm thinking something that looks like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LLC8Y8fe1Q

Or this:
http://www.fashionsewingblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/hour-glass.jpg

Anyone know what the "coil" bit in these custom objective marker comes from? This would match what I want to try and mimic.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-BOBjWHbGFRU/UAy-t-Pn_PI/AAAAAAAABgs/EfaQhJF2RhI/s1600/P1010049.JPG

That coil came on the same sprue as the electric fence bits in an old 40k starter box, I believe.

Go for some old electronics parts off of old computer circuit boards (you know, that ton of old computer junk most of us keep around....).

I painted the inside of my first couple....even put weapon racks on the walls....after a while however, unless you are planning on them being display pieces, I stopped painting the insides.