You may remember Mike did a Grot tank model after being inspired by Grot tanks on Jeff Hall's blog The Adept's Forge
You can see Mike's Grot tank here.
I had an extra tank looking chassis from a Micro Art Studio Iron Brotherhood model, and I decided to make a Grot tank with it.
I added a few bits, a Goblin head and a Tamiya German helmet. The hatch is a Goblin fantasy shield.
A really impressive piece of work I want it, too bad im forced to try mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm to emulate. but I didnt write it, Ok?
ReplyDeleteHe looks great! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking mini, super-fun conversion!
ReplyDeleteHow did you make the hinge on the hatch?
woroxon, go for it, it's not tough to build at all, you can do a better one.
ReplyDeleteDave, thanks you are my hero.
Esty, thanks, the hinge is plastic sprue, scored 3 times by twisting between the jaws of some plastic clippers, the rounded nubs on the ends are the ends of smaller sprue that was filed round and sliced off with a hobby knife, and glued on with plastic cement. I filed an edge of the shield flat to glue it to.
John
Santa Cruz Warhammer
love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat model..
ReplyDeleteI love these little grot tanks.
ReplyDeleteThanks, John!
ReplyDeleteYou were a big help! The hatch I was attaching was a little bigger than this one, so I modified your hinge method slightly. (I'll post pictures later today)
Nice,kind of cute yet...deadly...
ReplyDeleteIt really turned out nicely. I am going to have to a unit of these sooner rather then later as I just love the way they look.
ReplyDeleteNice job.
More inspiration for my Imperial Guard tankettes :)
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