Working In Afghanistan. Pen Engine

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**martin74**

So, I'm deployed again, and my wife sent my paints, brushes, and grabed a model that I have had but never worked on. I have had a Pentient Engine for some time, just, in parts sitting in a ziploc bag for a long time, in the hobby junk draw. This was a model I picked up in a trade or purchased cheap, don't remember which.

I know the base is not done, but, it was the only base I had at the time, and, I don't have any materials to do the base with here. It is glued on, but, I can pop off easy enough with a flat tip when I return home.

**Igloo**

Looks good. I really like the flame effect. You could always use sand to base it, I am sure you can find some of that laying around.

With veterans day just passing, I want to say thank you for serving and protecting our country.

**deffskulla**

Good work, some of the "I'll do them later models" were done in Iraq and Afghanistan. We always had ample of rocks and sand for bases and when it came time to play the bigger rocks made for cool terrian. Plenty of MRE boxes makes for great material for terrain! Stay safe brother!

**Brillow80**

From one vet to another;

Thank you for your service!

Last time I was overseas I just memorized all the codecies...next time I shall paint!

**Brometheus**

Cool! I tried to paint a Forgeworld TS dread on an OP in Karma but every time I put wet paint on it something happened and I always dropped it in the sand when I went to don gear. I eventually gave up. I think it was in the pack on my turret when my truck got totaled, lol. Poor Rubric Dread.

Your model looks super cool

**the_Armyman**

Love me some pengines, detest their lackluster rules

Yours looks pretty good considering your less than ideal hobby environment. Thank you for your service, stay safe in the sandbox, and come home soon, bro.

**tyrannosaurus**

Nice man - and pretty useful. If you threw one of those Penitent Engines at the Taliban you'd do some damage. Got any more Sisters to show?

**jgemrich**

1) Love It
2) Thanks For SerVing
3) Was That The Only Mini She Sent?
Pm Me If I Can Send YouAsome More. Seriously.

**doktor_g**

Same bro. Thanks to you and yours! I look forward to crushing your puny engine with the full wrath of the Orkansaw Razurbax someday... so keep your head down and come home.

**martin74**

tyrannosaurus wrote:
Nice man - and pretty useful. If you threw one of those Penitent Engines at the Taliban you'd do some damage. Got any more Sisters to show?

No, no more sisters. This is an odd piece that I just picked up along the way and never really did anything with it for years. Unless sisters come in plastics, I doubt I will build further.

**Archroy**

NIce work... Stay safe out there man...