For the build I used the pilots and their seats from my Valhallan Valkyrie. Since I painted it's widows an oily brown, I had noneed to put them in the Valkyrie. The lascannon heads originate from a number of cadian heavy weapon team sprues. Other than cutting and filing some ork-bits of not much more needed to be done. All that remains is to make the cockpit windscreen fit properly.
Monday, 22 October 2012
Flight of the Intruder
When the ork flyers came out, I noticed that they looked less 'orky' than I expected, and that with a little love and DIY, they could make a very reasonable imperial ground attack fighter craft. below some foto's of my current work-in-progress Imperial Guard Vendetta-without-transport-capacity.
For the build I used the pilots and their seats from my Valhallan Valkyrie. Since I painted it's widows an oily brown, I had noneed to put them in the Valkyrie. The lascannon heads originate from a number of cadian heavy weapon team sprues. Other than cutting and filing some ork-bits of not much more needed to be done. All that remains is to make the cockpit windscreen fit properly.
For the build I used the pilots and their seats from my Valhallan Valkyrie. Since I painted it's widows an oily brown, I had noneed to put them in the Valkyrie. The lascannon heads originate from a number of cadian heavy weapon team sprues. Other than cutting and filing some ork-bits of not much more needed to be done. All that remains is to make the cockpit windscreen fit properly.
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40K,
Imperial Guard,
modelling
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