Custom Star Wars Landspeeders

[Vongoosewink]

Hey all,

I've started a blog to show off some of my miniatures and side projects. 

The first few updates feature some custom Star Wars landspeeders that I kit-bashed.  Here's a couple photos, there are lots more on the blog.

--Fitz





See the rest here: http://wantedforwargaming.blogspot.com/

[MrHarold]

Very Cool looking

[Westfalia Chris]

Marvellous, extraordinary work.  

I'm particularly fascinated with the last one (the "dremelized" Batmobile).  

[twrchtrwyth]

They're great, nice work.

[HerbyF]

I've got a few of the old Galoob one from the action fleet series.

[DFlynSqrl]

They're all really cool!

[dijit]

Really nice models!

[rob_the_robgoblin]

Those are cool.

That woman with the light saber, her schwarz must be low. Her saber is all floppy!

[Red Orc]

Those are really nice. I've never heard of Galoob Action Fleet models but I might have to get some. Beats trying to build speeders from shampoo bottles and old phones and really cocking it up/giving up half way through (which is my normal technique)!

[uti long smile]

very nice!

[Mo]

Really, really nice!

[manic _miner]

 Nice work chris.Now get some more Wargods miniatures turned out  .

[Dewbakuk]

Nice work chris.Now get some more Wargods miniatures turned out  .

 

How dare he play with a dremel, when there's a sculpting tool to be used 

I shall join in with the praise for the batmobile conversion. Looks great, as do the others, but that one really stands out.

[Vongoosewink]

Nice work chris.Now get some more Wargods miniatures turned out  .

Ha ha!  You need not worry, these were all made a couple years ago, I'm just getting around to showing them off here.    I promise I've been hard at work on WarGods!   

Since you guys like these, I'll show off some more.  Here's the next one -- the Mon Calamari Ferrari!



I've posted more pictures of this one, as well as a 'how-to' on my blog:

http://wantedforwargaming.blogspot.com/

--Fitz

[D@rth J@ymZ]

The Force is strong with you.
Looks like I need to look at doing some kit-bashing of my own...I find 1:43 scale diecasts work well for minis.
Great work, very inspiring!