Empire of man – War wagon – Warhammer the old world – Games Workshop

This is a resin kit from Forge World. I bought it directly from GW so there was no fancy boxart.

I started with removing the casting block and cleaning up the parts to the wagon. I also glued the wheels.

Some of the parts was slightly bent, so after checking how to correct that, I managed to straighten the parts. Then I could start glueing the parts together.

A while later I had glued both the wagon and the horses.

Then it was time for the figures. It took a while to clean them up.

There was a few spots to address on the wagon.

The engineer got assembled.

Quite nice figure, but his sniper rifle was slightly bent. Even som parts on the other figures was bent.

Luckily it only takes a few seconds in hot water to make the resin soft enough to bend in the desired direction.

Since my compressor is out of function at the moment, I decided to use an ordinary brush to paint black primer.

Drybrushed grey primer.

And lastly white primer.

I find it a lot easier to paint the primer with an airbrush, but I think this will work. Next I’ll start adding colours for Marienburg, which mainly in red, blue and yellow.

Bane’s Tumbler – part 2

Great fun with ejection pin marks like this!

I got that taken care of and then puttied. I also did some work on the engine.

A lot of parts got painted with tan colour.

And then some other was painted black.

After a lot of test fitting I could finally manage to assemble the cockpit.

The rims of the rear tires was painted with chrome.

The seams around the front was treated with sprue glue.

Parts to the engine mount was painted black.

Things are starting to come together, and the engine was the first part to get camo painted.

At first I thought I could paint the camo after the car was assembled, but I’ve realised that it might be easier to paint the separate parts instead.

Marder II – Tamiya 1/35

I started this build for a weekend speed build on Flory’s forum.

I thought a Tamiya kit should be easy enough to finish within the time frame from thursday to sunday, Perhaps it should have if I had prepared better. It turned out there was more to sort like ejection marks, and I also spent more time with the family than I had anticipated.

Anyway the build was started by building the main gun.

While some parts was left to dry properly, I started with the lower hull.

Things are coming together and getting ready to paint.

Just a little bit more to do before I can start painting.

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