CNC Workshop Miniature Scenery Group Buy & Build

[6milPhil]

Following on from a discussion about doing a group buy of pieces from CNC Workshop here: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=67792.msg821238#msg821238 here's the thread to organise it.

STEP 1
So go here: http://www.miniaturescenery.com and set the currency to UK£, this will help me work it out as I'll pay for it in £'s - rather handily a proportion of shipping is included in the price so that will help give an idea of final price.

STEP 2
Pick out what you'd like to order, and don't look too deeply as they've a pile of great looking stuff, and come and list it here by it's full name.

STEP 3
I'll pm you with my paypal account and the amount to pay. Please don't hang about on this step as I'd like to get this paid for asap. Mark it as a gift please.

STEP 4
I make the order and confirm it here.

STEP 5
Once delivered I'll pack everyone's order, work out any owed remnant of the original postage, plus forwarding postage plus the cost of the jiffy bag. Once that's paid I'll ship it out.

Let's rock!

[Mason]

MINI FORKLIFTS WITH CRATES. GBP £13.37

That is all I am after (for now).
 

[Daeothar]

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL FORKLIFT     £11.20
TACTICAL RESPONSE VEHICLE   £11.20

I could have really gone to town, but I was able to restrain myself; I still have 3 of their droppods lying around waiting to be put together...

[6milPhil]

Ordered, should be here within 2 weeks. £2.94 outstanding on the postage each, don't pay that yet I'm just noting it here for reference.

It's a bit like Christmas but without the annoying fat bloke... oh hang on...

[Commander Vyper]

Ordered, should be here within 2 weeks. £2.94 outstanding on the postage each, don't pay that yet I'm just noting it here for reference.

It's a bit like Christmas but without the annoying fat bloke... oh hang on...

I said might.... looks like I'll have to now. :/

[6milPhil]

Hmmm is is now late... itching to get my hands on this...  

[6milPhil]

Hurrah, these have finally turned up! They look sweet although lacking any instructions. Could you two pm me your addresses please?

[Mason]

Done!
 

[6milPhil]

Ta, the intructions are on the website... each kit comes with a sheet with the URL.

[6milPhil]

This is only my 3rd laser cut wood model, after a warbases outside toilet and warmill's recycle centre - http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=67870.msg821794#msg821794 -  so it's still interesting stuff. 

These are both incredible models, both in design and execution, and already I can't recommend them highly enough. The design of the vehicle is thrilling, and just how they both figured this out and fitted it on to a single sheet flabbers my gast. 

Full instructions are on their website, and although they're comprehensive I did find the lack of numbers on them and next to the pieces on the board slowed me. 

This is the HEAVY MULTI-PURPOSE TRANSPORT 1 (HUMPT1)


When finished it should look like this:


This is the HEAVY INDUSTRIAL FORKLIFT    


When finished it should look something like this:


This blurry pic gives a poor idea of the detail


This one is better. As the cockpit is pretty enclosed when finished I'm going to start painting at around here.


The track unit is sexy as hell.


Although I'm not sure about fitting this piece to it at this stage as getting it slightly misaligned will ruin how it sits. 


So I've attached it to the chassis and will fix them once I've got the painting done. also the weights for the rear have been put together. This approach might not work, but I think it's worth trying to get the best out of this model.


 God Bless Australia!

[6milPhil]

Moved onto the painting, with these being the main components. I think this is about as far as you can construct it if you want to paint before final assembly. There are several smaller pieces still to go, but I'll do those seperately.

I've sprayed this Humbrol Yellow and then gone over that with Revel Lufthansa Gelb, which is German for JCB yellow. Painting in the cockpit is tricky...

[Mason]

Looking really good so far, Phil.
The initial pictures look a little scary...all those little parts!
 

Watching you put this together first is very reassuring.
You are making this easier for the rest of us, which I have to appreciate and thank you for.
 

I am really looking forward to having a crack at a fork lift now.
 

[6milPhil]

It is daunting to start with, but it's also great fun. I can't imagine how you might paint this if you put it all together though.

I've sussed how I need some pallets now, but the package with those and crates -like you got, seemed a bit pricey. I'll likely make one and cast it, and then put loads onto them.

[Daeothar]

Still waiting for mine to arrive, but I'm getting stoked seeing your cracking job there Phil!  

[6milPhil]

It should be there any day mate, you'll love it.