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hath full dakka been achieved?

completely scratch built... well the beast was once a plastic toy stegosaurus, but here it is! needs to be painted i know, but at least its primed and ready!

notice the sandbags for the two machine gun nests ^_^





you can see the "driver" a bit better in this one.

Problems i see:

The ork does not really look like its riding the neck

the sandbags look like tootsie rolls

The dino body looks a bit skiny and wimpy for the howdah on it

needs more grots running around

hey! its my first scratch build!

lol but thanks for the constructive criticisim, lol, its for a friend, and he's ordering me a buncha grots to go on it, the gunners should be here tomorrow or friday.

plan on building him a battlewagon from a tonka truck sometime too

I would suggest cutting out a section in the center of the howdah to go around the dino's back and lower it down a few inches, give the driver some sort of saddle, he looks a little ridiculous, and add some metal spikes to the tale, ork it up. Beyond those points it's a great scratchbuild. If you don't want to move the howdah down, add more support rods. Not only will it look a lot better imho, but you'll have a place to mount grots. Good Job.

appreciate all the imput! i'll break out the super sculpey here in a bit or tommorrow and fashon a saddle and some dakka for the tail