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I've always loved this model. So I had to paint it up. I hope its good in the new addition.

I love the look of that model. A few guys play it at the store and it's always fun to play against.

Where is the sniper? It's missing in the picture

The basing is nice.

I imagine the sniper is cowering.

Nice job. I was an early adopter of this model and the first generation ones had solid bodies. The weight of the carriage would warp the wheel axles. I was forced to add a central support pin to hold the stupid thing up. The sheer wonkiness of the build has held up assembly and painting of my second carriage.

 malfred wrote:
The basing is nice.

I imagine the sniper is cowering.

He must have fallen out on the bumpy bridge.