I did some weathering on the vehicle. Mostly Tamiya’s mud pigment and some metal scratches made with a sponge.

I also finished Bane’s base with some black, drybrushed with dark grey, and then I added some white stripes and some cracks.

Both together.

Next I’ll take some pics for the final reveal.

After checking pics on the net, I started painting Bane.

Almost all painting is done with Speed Paint colours. I used Vallejo gunmetal to metal parts on his face mask and some other metal parts. I’ll check pics again to see if there are other details I need to paint.

His base also need to be sorted and I’ve put a bit of putty in the middle. I’m not sure what colours I want to have his base. Dirt or tarmac perphaps.

With the panels painted, it’s time to glue some panels.

The roof took a while to get in place correctly as it’s many points that need to fit and lock.
Left to do is sorting some details and touch ups. After that I’ll do some weathering and also Bane need some paint.

Bane is a resin printed figure by the looks of it. Quite nice though. I used one of my spare warhammer bases and glued him on it and painted him black.

Next I’ll do some zenithal primer and dry brushing and I’ll also check pics of him before I start painting him.

Masking the splinter camo took quite some time!

I had to assemble the rocket launcher i order to get the camo right, and I also had to check some of the other panels that had patterns that continued from one to the other.

Once the masking was done, I could lay down some paint.

I also had to paint a few parts that I’ve missed earlier.

After removing the tape the panels looked like this!

I almost forgot to paint the front.

After checking, there was a few spots to touch up. Once that was done I could finally start assembling things again.

Next will be some detail painting and adding more panels and stuff.