I've made a 360 rotatable image of my Wolf Guard.
I thought you may be interested.
Link: Space Wolf Terminator Rotatable
I thought you may be interested.
Link: Space Wolf Terminator Rotatable
Wolf Guard Terminator (build) / by Daishi / ~1:10
- Thread starter Wojtee
- Start date
So, here goes a standard issue Terminator Power Fist:
Hmmm, not cool enough. Add some hoses.
Hoses? Cool? No way! Add skulls!
Much better. And now, add claws!
Yes, you do not want to stand on a wrong side of this thing :twisted:
It reminded me of a joke I saw recently:
Some people shouldn't high-five
BTW Daishi, that is a great reference picture you posted (i mean the rotating one) :thumb:
Hmmm, not cool enough. Add some hoses.
Hoses? Cool? No way! Add skulls!
Much better. And now, add claws!
Yes, you do not want to stand on a wrong side of this thing :twisted:
It reminded me of a joke I saw recently:
Some people shouldn't high-five
BTW Daishi, that is a great reference picture you posted (i mean the rotating one) :thumb:
Hi, FYI, the grid is in inches.
Assault cannon took a little of scratching to make it look better (and adequate to the scale).
Ammo box - added a few parts to recess the "windows", made the shells from a wooden skewer painted golden, and added the links to the belts. Yes, and the bolts or rivets or whatever this is.
The "body" of the cannon - this was a bit of a puzzle to figure out how it goes together. Almost no scoring to make the shape round.
The barrel assembly - rolled paper, rounded segments (I used the sides from the kit, but not the faces - these were really too polygonal). I redid the muzzle area (still not very probable, but looking better than the original "muzzle" in the middle). As a reference I had this similar Dreadnought Assault cannon:
...and ended with this:
Finished. A big gun. Enough said.
All right, we have a problem here - the assembly is pretty heavy, mainly the barrel cluster. I should have put some counter-weight into the ammo box to get it more balanced. Perhaps I will do it yet, but it will take some operating
Scalpel, please...
Assault cannon took a little of scratching to make it look better (and adequate to the scale).
Ammo box - added a few parts to recess the "windows", made the shells from a wooden skewer painted golden, and added the links to the belts. Yes, and the bolts or rivets or whatever this is.
The "body" of the cannon - this was a bit of a puzzle to figure out how it goes together. Almost no scoring to make the shape round.
The barrel assembly - rolled paper, rounded segments (I used the sides from the kit, but not the faces - these were really too polygonal). I redid the muzzle area (still not very probable, but looking better than the original "muzzle" in the middle). As a reference I had this similar Dreadnought Assault cannon:
...and ended with this:
Finished. A big gun. Enough said.
All right, we have a problem here - the assembly is pretty heavy, mainly the barrel cluster. I should have put some counter-weight into the ammo box to get it more balanced. Perhaps I will do it yet, but it will take some operating
Scalpel, please...
too cool
