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Hello friends! I assembled a flamethrower tank from junk. No one bought it and I decided to paint it anyway.

Nice work. I don't think the turret is big enough.

 ShadowsAndDust wrote:
Nice work. I don't think the turret is big enough.

Thanks bro) Yes, units in board games usually have a "heroic scale". This means grotesque and some fantasy against the laws of physics))) Just look at the heavy Warhammer 40K units. It seems to me that the proportions of the model's body are successful (imho)