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Hey all

It took me an age to do, but I finally got there!











Let me know what you think! Rate it here:

Cheers
Danny

Very nice, and holds up well from all angles.
When will/did you enter it?

Thanks! It was last weekend at Warhammer World.

I really hate the design of this miniature and I find it one of the ugliest vehicles from GW, but you really did a great job with it. Nice work!

Kahnawake

Looks great but there's a couple things that I noticed at first glance.

Firstly, the scroll on the front doesn't have anything written on it. I feel like you could write something awesome like... SCIENCE on it .

Second, on some of the weapons you can see where the two pieces come together. Sadly you can't really fix that now.

But other than those two things, it looks fantastic. The model itself is... questionable. But as Kahnawake said, you did a really great job with it

Very nice model! The color is very different from the "traditional" gray that most Space Wolves stuff is, but it is nice to see someone do a very different take on an army.

Very nice. I like all the little details, the runes, heat discolouring on the engine and weathering .

Base looks awesome too.

D

Thanks everyone! I tidied up the scroll a bit and named it, but yeah, there are definitely a few modelling issues with it on reflection...plus plenty of areas which could have been painted better.



It's all part of the learning curve eh?

Honestly those points I mentioned were so minor; the overall presentation is still fantastic. But I definitely like the addition of letters (even though I'm disappointed it doesn't say SCIENCE)

Good lord that's gorgeous.

Beautifully painted the weathering and the obvious heat coming off the engine couplings are amazing, the colour might make it stick out a bit when the orks be lobbin some dakka in the air but overall I really like it 10/10

I like how the metal really looks burnt

This looks really good man, I'm going to have to keep an eye out for your stuff from here on out! You have a nice gradient, but I feel you could push that modulation a little more and keep them all coming from the same direction. I love that the weathering isn't too strong, it's just enough to tell a story without drawing too much attention. The colour tinted metals are a big plus for me too, and your snow effect is really on-point. I can't quite tell from the photos if your glass canopy is painted with the write reflection or if that's the lamp reflecting. I also feel it could tie a little more into the base, with a little of the snow appearing on the vehicle where it would naturally build up over time.

Overall, I love it! Keep up the great work, and I'm keen to hear how you placed in the competition

Great work. Love it.

Thanks again for the comments Thanks also for the suggestions, Jim. The canopy reflection is from the lamp, not painted on!

Sadly, although it was a finalist, it didn't place. I'm still chuffed though.