BSC2025 Snitchythedog Frostgrave Transport

[snitcythedog]

Finished detailing the interior.  Added a small desk, shelf and some other items.  I have cut the floor but not scribed in lines for the floorboards yet so I did not add it in for the photos. 
First a view of the new interior elements from above.



A quick view through the door. 

I have also managed to fit the mounting for the abdomen to the thorax. 

[Ragnar]

Oh brilliantly freaky looking.   

[Lost Egg]

That's quite a beastie. I must admit I don't envy you painting all that interior detail.

[Daeothar]

That's downright awesome, that is! 

But if he ever takes home a date, that thing might tilt over onto its tail 

I love all the details you've crammed in; I'd probably would have done the same; onve you pop, you just can't stop, right? Seriously though; how prone is the transport to topple backwards?

[snitcythedog]

Thank you all for the nice comments.

I must admit I don't envy you painting all that interior detail.

It is easier than it looks as I have a set system and color palette in place for painting details.

Seriously though; how prone is the transport to topple backwards?

Funny enough at the moment it is not.  It is a combination of the weight of the legs and plastic parts in the front two sections and the forward leaning stance.  We shall see if it holds up once a roof and details are added.  Worst case scenario, I will find some place to fit ballast on.   

[mikedemana]

This is going to be amazing, weird, and cool all at the same time. I can't wait to see how it will finish out! 

Mike Demana

[Overrevdsquat]

Really enjoying this one

[Gunbird]

This build and the work put in it is phenomenal

[Wirelizard]

This might be my favourite project at this stage of the BSC. It's excellently weird, a fantastic use of the commercial leg bits, and I can't wait to see what the next round of building brings us!

[snitcythedog]

Just another update. 
I had some ho scale photo etched fencing left over from another project that works nicely to make a cage.  This was set on the side of the abdomen.  The bottom of the cage comes off so it can be painted and some more details added.  A plaster cast crate was also added on. 

A hirst arts barrel was added onto the side with a small mount and another plaster cast crate. 

Some resin and plaster cast sacks were added onto the top of the thorax.

Two overview shots.  I had to use blue tack as the parts are too heavy to stay attached by friction alone.


Hope you like.

[McMordain]

Well, this looks better and better every time

[Ragnar]

Well, this looks better and better every time

This ☝️

[Codsticker]

All the detailing is really amazing. 

[Spinal Tap]

More a piece of art than a scratchbuild; I love it.

[Mick_in_Switzerland]

I love it but also find the idea of a vehicle that moves like a spider to be a bit creepy.

Amazing build