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Hi! This is my new Imperial Fists Dreadnought I wonder how many modifications you can find.
Some time ago, I wanted to sold him after painting. But now, meh, I don't know

Nicely done. Really like the weathered yellow.

Modifications:

Base kit is a AoBR Dread
Missile Launcher added w/ a sprue spacer.
Added detail at the shoulder joints (angle changed, hosing added)
Stormbolter moved to inside the powerfist
Stacks are extended (I did the same thing on mine)

Did I get them all?

I can't explain why, but this dreadnought's paint scheme has a retro feel to it.

I really like the way the yellow sits over the metal... It can actually imagine it coming to life.

 Quarterdime wrote:
I can't explain why, but this dreadnought's paint scheme has a retro feel to it.

I think it might be because the paint job's so realistic it makes it look like it's made of solid metal, like the old GW models. it screams classic 40K

 keezus wrote:
Modifications:

Base kit is a AoBR Dread
Missile Launcher added w/ a sprue spacer.
Added detail at the shoulder joints (angle changed, hosing added)
Stormbolter moved to inside the powerfist
Stacks are extended (I did the same thing on mine)

Did I get them all?

Mostly! Another thing I have changed was covering hollow arms on old modelkit, where original position of arms is so close to body so they're hollow from one side and it's barely visible. When I have changed the arm position, hollow arms have started to get attention.

Thank you for the comments!

It looks awesome, good job!