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Hi. That's my first post here, but not my first model
Scratchbuilded plagueburst crawler with some stuff from Tamiya's M3 Lee tank.

This is some fantastic work, I keep looking over it and finding more and more things I like about it.

Bloody brilliant!

I'm not a fan of the GW kit, but this one looks a bit better. Not any cheaper though unless you had a Lee laying around!

Really cool model! Nice use of plasticard and bits and great photography as well!

Awesome work there my friend.

Good work! I like the little details.

That's amazing!

One of the best scratchbuilds I've seen, it manages to look better that the official ki! Keep up the good work!

Amen to that, awesome design and build!

Thanks!
That's my second nurgle project. First was conversion of totally ruined SM rhino, and small diorama as a base:

Very cool stuff. Definitely a bit more 'believable' (for me), than the GW one.

Cool. As. Balls. B-)

Just looked again, at the pics, mind sharing how you did the texturing?

 Skinflint Games wrote:


Just looked again, at the pics, mind sharing how you did the texturing?

There are many different techniques used. Main was sculpting (green stuff and milliput). Holes in flat plastic surfaces was drilled or maked with a hot pin (then sharp edges are formed). Big, dirty amd heavy rusted surfaces i've make applying on plastic thin layer of plastic glue, mixed with epoxy putty, and punching it with needle.

And yes: I now my english is bad

Exalted! This thread is superb!

Very well done!

I am impressed! This must have taken lots of patience to put together!

Greetings myszopek, Your Plagueburst Crawler looks really great! I had to do a double take when said that it was scratch build because it is professional quality.

The paint work is really nice! I would have painted it white to match My Death Guard Force but it looks great in the colors that You have used.

Thank You for sharing Your Great Creation!

myszopek wrote:

 Skinflint Games wrote:


Just looked again, at the pics, mind sharing how you did the texturing?

There are many different techniques used. Main was sculpting (green stuff and milliput). Holes in flat plastic surfaces was drilled or maked with a hot pin (then sharp edges are formed). Big, dirty amd heavy rusted surfaces i've make applying on plastic thin layer of plastic glue, mixed with epoxy putty, and punching it with needle.

And yes: I now my english is bad

Your English is way better than my scratchbuilding

Your plasticard technique is outstanding!

For a scratch build that's bloody good.

Well done on those models. I especially like the Plagueburst Crawler. It's instantly identifiable for what it is, without strictly adhering to the original models details.