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Homeland security is watching your empire buildup. If you ever do a complete show of strength you could circle your house with figs and they would be hesitant on assaulting your fortress .

 shasolenzabi wrote:
So, another tri-deck carrier with my close combat weapons for my "knights" as well as the Tech Knights are on their way, Happy Days!

tri deck carrier? back to small scale stuff....awwwww....

Theophony wrote:Homeland security is watching your empire buildup. If you ever do a complete show of strength you could circle your house with figs and they would be hesitant on assaulting your fortress .

LOL! did I mention I am on a high hill overlooking a valley?

Viktor von Domm wrote:

 shasolenzabi wrote:
So, another tri-deck carrier with my close combat weapons for my "knights" as well as the Tech Knights are on their way, Happy Days!

tri deck carrier? back to small scale stuff....awwwww....

Small scale? she is 41cm in length when finished!

Small snafu with the mail, the package from Japan has to be re-delivered tomorrow so it is almost here, and the package from Russia is now acknowledged by US postal!

YAY! Package from Japan arrived today! Now I have an idea how big the weapons are, just have to match the personality of the mecha to the weapons as it were.

Chainblade of doom
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with the crusader sword for comparisons, got blurry witht he man on top of it as there is much excitement of having these weapons ready for adding to the mechas as Not-Knights
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Preda-claws
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Punchy Hydraulic fist
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Drill/Triblade
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And the green carrier "Balgray" arrived! Different deck design and also is carrying interceptors the Lanbea has the stukas
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so...will this new chainsaw weapon be compatible with the DF knight/titan?...

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
so...will this new chainsaw weapon be compatible with the DF knight/titan?...

I decided that this guy


gets this weapon for his left arm attachment

Mecha with shotgun and chainsaw hand?

Hail to the king baby!

I want (and fear) the Garmillas fighters in 1/72 scale. My Eldar want fighters...

M.

monkeytroll wrote:Mecha with shotgun and chainsaw hand?

Hail to the king baby!

You know it!

Miguelsan wrote:I want (and fear) the Garmillas fighters in 1/72 scale. My Eldar want fighters...

M.

I have seen the picks, DWG-262 and the DWG-87 so far, looking forwards to others
though they seem more in between modern human designs and a slight alien touch. 1/48 scale works better for airpower

Lalalalalala not hearing that!

M.

 Miguelsan wrote:
Lalalalalala not hearing that!

M.

I am wanting a 1/48scale MiG-15 or 17 to convert for my Khadrovian airforces

I converted a Kyushu J7W Shinden for mine

There is a new version coming in 1/48 of the turbojet variant that might be interesting.

M.

Nice, and a jet version coming out? interesting to me!

Now for updates, started the work
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Scale comparison
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Attached to the arm
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Now with the Full Mecha
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Fantastic work, chainsaw is amazing.

I feel like you ought to flip the hand holding the chainsaw's control mechanism. That looks a bit painful in the current orientation.

Also, are you going to leave the second handle on the back, or chop it off?

Camkierhi wrote:Fantastic work, chainsaw is amazing.

Thanks Cam!

Anvildude wrote:I feel like you ought to flip the hand holding the chainsaw's control mechanism. That looks a bit painful in the current orientation.

Also, are you going to leave the second handle on the back, or chop it off?

I maybe could, the wrist of mechas are usually 360 degree rotation so no pain for that, might look different swapping the end and the connection around, looking like he is ready to thumb activate the blade, (which is a wind up weapon) the handle on the back I can pull out, maybe attach some sort of cables and such to the very back, connect them to the mecha

 shasolenzabi wrote:
I maybe could, the wrist of mechas are usually 360 degree rotation so no pain for that, might look different swapping the end and the connection around, looking like he is ready to thumb activate the blade, (which is a wind up weapon) the handle on the back I can pull out, maybe attach some sort of cables and such to the very back, connect them to the mecha

Yeah, do that.

Looks good otherwise.

I'm really impressed that that chain is fully articulated.

Dr H wrote:

 shasolenzabi wrote:
Yeah, do that.

Looks good otherwise.

Now for some orders to Zinge on the 2nd, I have pics of all three that I added close combat weapons to. But he has the flex cables and hoses I will need to pull this off with.

Warboss_Waaazag wrote:I'm really impressed that that chain is fully articulated.

And all for just over 6.00USD 56USD for the Leynos model, so 62USD for a Knight stand in for less than half the cost!



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The fist was different
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My package from My Way Miniatures is in New York being processed!

Oh, the jokes that could be made about the pneumatic fist attachment...

It amuses me that the weapons look too big on the arms by themselves, but look OK when attached to the model.

 Dr H wrote:
Oh, the jokes that could be made about the pneumatic fist attachment...

It amuses me that the weapons look too big on the arms by themselves, but look OK when attached to the model.

And these were modeled originally with 1/144 scale or 1/100 scale mechs, on a 1/35th scaler, like the Leynos, they seem better the driller is frigging huge though, has the ability witht he right shoulder peg to BE an arm, but likely will need some work, may even replace the normal hand on the Valken I plan to give it to once I order the Valken

Nice job on the attachments, for a second i thought you put the chain links together wrong, but they look good in the finished product. Damn have to finish my frame arms robot!

 Jehan-reznor wrote:
Nice job on the attachments, for a second i thought you put the chain links together wrong, but they look good in the finished product. Damn have to finish my frame arms robot!

Yeah, had all the 16's attached, then got to the 15's reworked the links and they look better

They look stunning, slightly OTT, but right some how.

I do know that if that thing was coming at me in my nice shiny new tank I would be worried. They look like they could actually slice through a tank, unlike the majority of these things from others.

Fantastic work, and good job on attaching them, looks natural to me.

One small question.......um why have they all got Prince Albert's?

 Camkierhi wrote:
They look stunning, slightly OTT, but right some how.

I do know that if that thing was coming at me in my nice shiny new tank I would be worried. They look like they could actually slice through a tank, unlike the majority of these things from others.

Fantastic work, and good job on attaching them, looks natural to me.

One small question.......um why have they all got Prince Albert's?

Thanks Cam, Likely they would look a tad better on the larger scale mechs, actually a might bit smallish. The BFG's the mechs have seem to balance the arm weapons out a bit.

Thanks, I was trying to make the things look right, hence the putty wok for the chainsaw., the blade and fist came with good girder pieces. the fist I added some plasti-card support near the wrist.

The orignal scale of the Leynos suits are 1/35th scale, I imagine those are grip-steps for the pilot to clamber up into the chest cockpit, it is just about right inside for a sentinel pilot, maybe some interiors

He's a lumberjack and he's ok.....

Where did you get those mecha?? They look absolutely bad ass!

dsteingass wrote:He's a lumberjack and he's ok.....

LOL! Dave you card!

Spartan-Kun wrote:Where did you get those mecha?? They look absolutely bad ass!

I got them thru Hobby Search, the maker is a company named Plum, 56USD per mecha, plus a chunky shipping fee, but they do once payment is cleared, get here in about a week's time.