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With the third and final game on the horizon, it was either shell out £30 for a dreadnought, play with the cutout, or get busy... We chose option C!

https://skinflintgames.wordpress.com/2019/02/06/cheaphammer-40k-the-2nd-ed-revival-project-pt-5-diy-dreadnought/

Good on you! Though myself, I'd be too afraid it would get crushed.

Thanks man, now that's all I'm thinking about too

He's gorgeous! Love the way he's waving his arms around

Smashing!

GW would be doing themselves a favour if they too jumped on the papercraft bandwagon. Adeptus Titanicus could really do with printable buildings...

@War Drone thanks man! I figured if I had been transformed from a weedy Grot to an unstoppable metal monstrosity with power klaw and buzz saw, I'd be waving my arms around too ;-)

@SamusDrake - yeah, they really should, like the old cardboard terrain they did back in the 90s. In fact, they could even knock out some "pop out" cardstock vehicle kits and maybe 2d flats as dirt cheap entry level/ gateway drug sets - get the kids hooked, and then ease them onto the resin and plastic crack..