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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Pappa Midnight on 06 September 2011, 06:15:35 PM
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Slightly different from my usual work, I thought I'd have a go at building a battle car.
I used to have shed-loads of Dark Future stuff and really enjoyed the genre. I've got a few 1:50 scale Hotwheels knocking about so I thought I'd give one a bit of a rebuild.
Quite a simple conversion with a bit of plastic card, plastic rod and a few bits from my bits box. I was going to put an armoured "Tombstone" on the back but settled for a shield ( like the OLD James Bond Aston)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/AcesHigh1.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/AcesHigh2.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/AcesHigh3.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/AcesHigh4.jpg)
I'll probably stick with 1:64 for gaming and the bigger models for display.
Regards
PM
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Lovely.
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Yes, wonderfull.
Also one of these projects that wait in my shelf to get be done.
Pretty nice "Death Race" car :-*
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Fantastic car - I have seven or eight of those Hot Wheels "G-Machines" for exactly the same purpose, and this one looks like it's going to serve as the inspiration I need! I love the sign on the door, and the additions (gun, shield, etc.) are perfect. Great work. Plus, they look so good with 28mm miniatures!
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Very nice car!
i recognise the gun and ram from the game KRASH by Cell Entertainment
DEX
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Warlands is a good set of rules in 20MM
http://www.aberrantgames.com/warlands.html
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Nice car. Very nicely done. I love the dropper and window armour.
I have used one or two of those cars for 28mm death race and mad max style cars.
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Nice work :)
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Where did you get the spot lamps?
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Superb stuff, I'm a huge fan of the genre!
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Thanks for the comments.
Sorry I don't know where the spot lamps came from ( my bitz box). The front fender is from cell entertainment although the minigun is scratch built with plastic rod and a section from a GW Sentinel exhaust.
Anyhow, a few pics of another 1:50 hotwheels conversion, this time the "Holy Roller".
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/HR1.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/HR2.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/HR3.jpg)
(http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c334/pappa_midnight/HR4.jpg)
Another simple conversion with a scratch built rear shield and window-armour. It's sporting 2 HMGs made from bits from a Robogear kit and dressed with some other bits from my bitz box.
Regards
PM
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A masterpiece, as usual. Like it a lot.
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Another superb model. :-*
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That is cracking :-* Have got some new cars,have to have a go at your style :-* :-*
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Love it. The shields at the back of both cars look excellent, and what's great about them is the trade off between how hard it is, and the result you actually get. In other words, not too hard to do, but looks brilliant! On the other hand, I'm guessing that the excellent window armour took quite a bit of measuring and cutting of plasticard to get the right effect. I'm definitel going to try to reproduce it, after seeing how good it looks here! And finally, I love the cross hood-ornament on the Holy Roller, and the painting and weathering on both is superb. Definitely going to have to dig mine out and have another look at them now!
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They look damn fine! Saved the pics for reference. ;)
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They look really sweet, Pappa M! :-*
Have a load of 1920's Models of Yesteryear cars in the cupboard.
Tempted with an idea of VBCW meets Mad Max.........or is that just TOO bonkers???
o_o o_o o_o
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.....or is that just TOO bonkers???
For this forum of lunatics? Ha I say. :-)
Grimm