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Miniatures Adventure => VSF Adventures => Topic started by: Pappa Midnight on 11 July 2011, 08:32:46 PM
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Just a couple of pics of my latest steam wagon. This is an upgrade of Professor Hinchcliffe's "urban" Steam Carriage model with four wheel drive and a 2lb main gun.
( Ramshackle Games "Brass Coffin" with large rear wheels, scratch-built turret and an added smokestack)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/tankie2.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/tankie3.jpg)
Still needs weathering and basing which I should get around to shortly as I'm on leave soon for a couple of weeks.
Regards
PM
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Thats awsome. Love the paintwork. The Extra big wheel at the back works fantasticly.
Cant wait to see it finished!
Marx
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Nice work - again!
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As usual you get a :o :-* 8) :D
Should be just right for mashing up zombies.
Maybe one day you'll make a major cock-up - but I can't see that happening anytime soon lol
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Beautiful stuff - nice conversion, lovely paintjob (you're a master of the black and brass scheme!), great backstory (four-wheel drive!) and it's great to see you back on track with this project. I hadn't seen a post from you in a while, so it's good to see/hear you back on the job!
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Very nice ;D
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Great work Papa! I thought you might like some extra wheels....
Can I use the images on my gallery please?
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I agree with Hawkeye beautiful black and brass scheme :-*
LB
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Very nice! So you're also becoming a Ramshackle bits convict?
Best regards,
Rudi
BTW: I want to shoot it to pieces!!! lol
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You paint a really beautiful black. You must have gone through pots of it so far with this Victorian zombie project. :)
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Sorry for my belated reply.
Thanks for the comments and yes I DO go through a lot of black ( wait to see "Dead Reckoning" 1887 Style)
Curtis I've just based and weathered this one so I'll post some finished pics.
I know you always ask but if I post any ramshackle stuff, just take it as read you can include it in your gallery. Oh and cheers for the extra bits, you must have known I'd have to use them!!! :D
Regards
PM
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Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing it running outrider to Goliath. :D
Doug
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Sorry for my belated reply.
Thanks for the comments and yes I DO go through a lot of black ( wait to see "Dead Reckoning" 1887 Style)
Curtis I've just based and weathered this one so I'll post some finished pics.
I know you always ask but if I post any ramshackle stuff, just take it as read you can include it in your gallery. Oh and cheers for the extra bits, you must have known I'd have to use them!!! :D
Regards
PM
Cool!
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Just a couple of belated photos with the tank based and weathered.
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/newtank1.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/newtank2.jpg)
Regards
PM
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as already said .. the colours work quite good together! Great contrast! Great job!
best wishes
Drachenklinge
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Lovely work, but hey, didn't your background of the original include it being build by somebody who did not denied the navy mounting weapons on it?
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Lovely work, but hey, didn't your background of the original include it being build by somebody who did not denied the navy mounting weapons on it?
Absolutely!....Professor Hinchcliffe was livid when he found out what the Hunt Club had done to his vehicle design. The Hunt Club insists that the gun is for hunting "Big Game" only but the Professor is unconvinced and may take legal advice reference the abuse of his patent....... :D
Regards
PM
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Very, very, very cool! Love it!
More like this, please, PM - you can never have too many steam-based weapons!