VSF Tanks (early attempt)

[Governor General]

These are among my earliest attempts (in the 90s) at making VSF tanks . The tanks are yellow toy bulldozers. The armoured plates are from GW, the gatlings are from Deadlands and the cannon are left over bulldozer blade supports. The smoke stacks are made from drinking straws and had to have their paint touched up. I got inspiration for these from a fun VSF site, the Steam and the Flame:

 http://www-personal.umich.edu/~beattie/steam.html

The fig is a 28mm Westwind.

[DLIinVSF]

I'd of never of thought of using dozers, interesting use 

[warburton]

Top effort

[Tordenskjold]

I think they are delightful - You could toch them up with a few highlights and they'd fit any VSF/Steampunk battlefield!

[mysteriousbill]

These kids today with their resin VSF vehicles. I remember when, I you wanted steam-powered armored landships and walkers you had to make them yourself outa Atlantis and Wild Wild West movie toys or even Mott's applesauce containers. Haarmph!! These kids today got it too easy.

[Metternich]

Very effective builds.

[The_Beast]

These kids today with their resin VSF vehicles. I remember when, I you wanted steam-powered armored landships and walkers you had to make them yourself outa Atlantis and Wild Wild West movie toys or even Mott's applesauce containers. Haarmph!! These kids today got it too easy.

Oh, pish posh. You speak as if the efforts of Ironclad, Tobsen, et. al. were a bad thing. Glorious golden age, if you ask me.

However, I do recall that thrill when the scales fell away from my eyes, and I first discovered that distant outpost commanded by the good Major General Tremorden Rederring...

Doug