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Loving that half-track! Have you considered adding a second set of wheels in the front?

graven - Cheers amigo. I'm excited about both builds, probably because I've not really touched any vehicles for a long time...


Zeke - Panache? Da boyz are more familiar with pan ache - slapstick cooking implements around the head

Alas, the meks went straight back to work last night and are using the little grot bit...

They also put the wheels in place on the half-trakk, in the position already seen...


CK - Thanks, and good to see you back buddy. Hope everything's good with you and we'll see some of your work soon....

I didn't think of that...might have worked well on this build, but as with Zeke's comments, the meks didn't actually wait for any feedback before getting the rivet-guns out.


So, half-trakk done apart from the dakka options I believe....









And back to the mekshops.....

Very nice, just one thing - what's going on the big circle of tread plate?

Bloody hell the Meks have been busy looking good nice and ram-shackled, the round section is the weapon platform as it can be altered for different set ups I believe

CK - Thanks, and good to see you back buddy. Hope everything's good with you and we'll see some of your work soon....

Everything's... good enough . Between some rough patches, the birth of my daughter, and getting sidetracked, I believe it's time to resurrect the squeaky waagh!. Hey,I even painted a bit here and there

I didn't think of that...might have worked well on this build, but as with Zeke's comments, the meks didn't actually wait for any feedback before getting the rivet-guns out.

The sign of the true mekboy . Love how it looks, and you could still add a second set of wheels if you wanted to... Not a necessity though, I like the look as-is, especially from the front. Is the plasticard bit on the front for a license plate?It looks like a nice place to add some random insulting text

Looking good bit big for regular/ Wartrak through maybe as a looted wagon? Not that it matters.

Half-track is looking great.
and I like the job on the looted enjinns.

Just a thought that came to me, while you're discussing the driver and his cockpit, have you thought of trying him off centre?

Got to see all Your new stuff before I could leave a message here.
Everything good, a lot, the Half Trak looks awesome as it is, but I would add a couple of bits on the front wheel mudguards.

Keep up the great work Mate!

graven - Cheers matey...that be for the dakka that be...


ldd - Sudden bursts of enthusiasm do happen around here now and again Well done, that makes it seem like you actually read something rather than just look at the pwetties


CK - Nice to know things are mostly good, hope your daughter's doing well and excited to hear the squeaky waagh may raise it's voice once more

Good spot, that is indeed a license glyph-plate..I'll wait till it's coloured in a bit (oh look, icicles on Satan's nose....) before deciding what's suitable....


Llama - Thanks man. No such thing as a 'regular' vehicle in Upzag's gang Pretty sure it's not the largest buggy I'm working on.....


Dr H - Cheers, I did indeed consider off-centre cabs, I'm a definite fan of asymmetrical orky stuff, but for soe reason switched it back to centre-line as I applied glue


Selvaggio - Nice to see you again. Luckily for you I've been a bit slack recently, so not too much to catch up on Moar spiky bitz? I was thinking about spiking up the mud-guards, but then decided I quite liked the plain look....Spikes and barbed wire can always be added later though



So, rokkit launcher 'sorted'....








...And that unholy mess is the undrside of the catamarhino's rooftop treadplates.....

I think I'll leave you with that.....

Oh gawd he's playing with electricity! On a boat! Run!

Da Bionik Boy!

thse two pics remind me of frilly womens underwear....


way too good looking to be worn just underneath...







brilliant stuff!!!

I like the bionik arm.

Ahh, real cables, always useful. Could probably use a few more...

I do read the odd thing now and then but the shiny pretty pictures catch my eye to easily

Vik what does mrs Vik wear

HA! you´ll never know

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
HA! you´ll never know

Is that a challenge LOL

That's a lovely bionik arm you got there, that's some nice detailing!

CK - Nice to know things are mostly good, hope your daughter's doing well and excited to hear the squeaky waagh may raise it's voice once more

Pics soon-ish I hope, a bit busy and all

Good spot, that is indeed a license glyph-plate..I'll wait till it's coloured in a bit (oh look, icicles on Satan's nose....) before deciding what's suitable....

I was already amazed by the amount of paint in your posts... What happened?

 lone dirty dog wrote:

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
HA! you´ll never know

Is that a challenge LOL

nope... that is a threat...


she is mine

graven - Don't worry the grots knows what's they be doin..bbbzzzzztt


Deunstephe - Well, hardly 'Da'...as all the boyz iz bionikally-challenged


vik - Been looking at cogs too long if that reminds you of underwear mate But cheers!



Dr H - Cheers. I needed something relatively quick and simple to get the rokkiteer to cybork status, head and arm are nice for that sort of thing.


ldd - Fair enough. I can understand the attracti...oh look, shinies..


vik/ldd - oh dear


CK - Soonish is good enough I think the presence of paint is more a reflection of how much time you've been away, rather than any significant improvements on my behalf You'll also notice the actual finished quotient has risen much.....



And speaking of the 'P' word....




Think I might go for a red 'un....

You would never know that was once a Russ. Clearly, it has been dipped in go-fasta awesomesauce.

Looking good. That one must go really fast... Liking the weathering.

Don't blame me its Viks fault

Have to say the paint job on that is the bomb totally agree with inmygravenimage you can hardly tell it was once a russ but now completely bloody red awesomeness

It all fits together really well I still don't know how you do it but great job

@ Vik threats now hey lets let the lady decide ……… Ok you won

she did

at monkey... i anint sorry... for nuffin`

oh and that´s all meant as a huge compliment anyway... so..no takin back

The new track is so well done...really like the shape and feel of it.

I like the 'P' in here as well; no worries . Some lovely work, and I really like the weathering on the red. Now get on with that license plate!

You didn't stop me. I'm buried in the Underhive right now. Though it's no less tempting to build one of those and run it as a Guilder Caravan vehicle.

Rivets! Rivets everywhere? Why don't you fly the LoER banner?

Madness on that paint job. 100% up to your consistent high standard. Your work is always impressive.

graven - Thanks amigo Let's see if the go-fasta sauce helps with the colouring in....


Dr H - Cheers doc....like any ork vehicle goes slow Just charadon granite and runefang steel so far...there'll be more....


ldd - Thanks dawg You just have to let your inner mek out...it's easy then


vik - I know Danke....


PDH - Well thank you kind sir


CK - Cheers! Can I get on with colouring the rest of it before going on to the license glyph?


Skalk - Oh, some 'munda vehicles? Get on it

Last I checked the league banner flies proudly (if a little rustily) in my sig

And thank you!



Ok, tiny bit of work on the looted wagon....





Bit of protection for the grot driver to help prevent him being bashed on the bonce too many times by over-enthusiastic boyz....base for one dakka-point....still wondering about options such as boarding planks, have a couple of ideas, but not sold on any of them yet... also thinking about whether to have a small platform at the rear, midway down - or perhaps an attachment point for parts of the old sprue trukk/land train for those old-timers who may vaguely recollect that from way back in the blog....

Does the job

I quite like the platform stuck on the front, good strut job.

I really love the way that's turning out mt. The wires hanging all over the place is just great!

Loving the fact that the driver is protected from his own allies!
Just brilliant.