I picked it up cheap at CANCON in January and have been working on it on and off ever since. As 2016 is officially the Year of Finishing
Overall given there was a reasonable amount of repair work to do I'm pretty happy with the outcome. At various stages in it's life prior to arriving in my tender clutches it has been painted blue (presumably Ultramarines), red (presumably Blood Angels) and finally green (presumably Dark Angels). Quite a life and testament to the rigorous engineering principles of the Imperium's workshops...
I'm pretty close to "finishing" this project now too. I've got three Landspeeders on the desk at the moment in various stages of construction which will complete all the vehicles I want. There's a few odd figs to do as well but they're "just because I can" type of things so will likely get put away for a while at least.
Cheers,
Millsy
That's a grand job Millsy
ReplyDeleteFab work Millsy! You've certainly brought that little scrap heap back to life.
ReplyDeleteGreat job mate - thats a far cry from where it was when you got it!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Michael!
ReplyDeleteSpiffy looking! As much as I'm nostalgic for the RT kits, the newer marine tanks are just splendid, including the stowage and tools. Nice recovery of great tank!
ReplyDeleteI agree David. I love RT stuff too but the new SM kits are very nice to look at.
DeleteVery tidy work, Michael! Excellently rescued and renovated!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteCracking work Michael!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done Sir, always great to get one of those 'to do' items ticked off.
ReplyDeleteExcellent work, Millsy. Love the green!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Millsy! And isn't wasting the Emperor's resources heresy! It just wouldn't do to discard a vehicle after it's previous owning chapter deems it prudent to discard it.
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