Junktown Scrapyard Crew - Update - Muthaship Supplies

[eilif]

Inspired!  I've got to find some of this mega-rig stuff.

[zizi666]

That crusher is awesome !

Re: trains
Look for dummy locomotives by Kusan. They're O-scale and because they're just hollow shells (no engine etc...) they don't cost that much.
I bought 3 (among other RR stuff) back in the days when P&P from the States only costed a kidney...
(you can see 'em here : http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=5961.msg762892#msg762892 )

[clanmac]

The Junktown Power Company starts to take shape. WIP. There will be LOADS more wires and the like but this is roughly the shape of things to come.

[Mr. Peabody]

You have the best greeblies and an eye for using them.   

[gary42]

Yep.  Expert in greeblies.  Fantastic stuff.

[Andym]

That is sooooo cool!

[eilif]

I'm in Awe here.  Are you going to have the train on a section of track?

[clanmac]

I'm in Awe here.  Are you going to have the train on a section of track?

Thanks all for the kind comments as ever. Still trying to work out how to incorporate some track into Junktown. Might have just a little bit to tie the train in.

As for greeblies, they are my favourite thing. I have boxes and boxes of stuff, just in case. Amazing what you can do with some Ork mech parts, a Patriot missile system and some Italian sci-if resin pipes!

And Zizi, now that you've shown me where to look for more trains, I'm struggling to avoid Ebay.

[Admiral Benbow]

Wonderful thread! Absolutely inspirational ... 

[zizi666]

Thanks all for the kind comments as ever. Still trying to work out how to incorporate some track into Junktown. Might have just a little bit to tie the train in.

As for greeblies, they are my favourite thing. I have boxes and boxes of stuff, just in case. Amazing what you can do with some Ork mech parts, a Patriot missile system and some Italian sci-if resin pipes!

And Zizi, now that you've shown me where to look for more trains, I'm struggling to avoid Ebay.

Ah, I managed to obtain plastic tracks from an O-scale wind-up kit. Ideal for wargaming as it doesn't have the third (center) rail. Just needed some primer and paint 
BTW : most of my RR stuff, I got from an ebaystore called trainz.

[Hupp n at em]

Ah, I managed to obtain plastic tracks from an O-scale wind-up kit. Ideal for wargaming as it doesn't have the third (center) rail. Just needed some primer and paint 
BTW : most of my RR stuff, I got from an ebaystore called trainz.

Stowing that away for future reference... 

[Chuck1372]

Fantastic work.  Very inspiring.  Could you possibly give a quick rundown on your weathering technique?  Im sure many others along with myself would find that useful.

Chuck

[Mr. Peabody]

Here Chuck, back on page 4 of this thread there is a link to yet another thread that goes into detail on how these wonderful effects can be created...

[Chuck1372]

Here Chuck, back on page 4 of this thread there is a link to yet another thread that goes into detail on how these wonderful effects can be created...

Thanks.  I was so preoccupied with the lovely pictures I must have missed the link.

Chuck

[clanmac]

Still working on the Junktown Power Company but in the interim I finished off a couple of vehicles for Sergei's Scrap Hunters - Boris and the Safe.

WIPs

Boris



The Safe



And the finished articles, out on a job.





Boris






The Safe