It's funny even though ANZAC forces used them extensively in the Pacific I still associate them with North Africa and the Desert Rats. BTW, that reminds me,  I should finish my 1/35 Tamiya Matilda....

I love how this brings back happy memories in you guys

Here's a pretty big hint: the Matilda I named my tank after:


Question is: where does she come from? What did she do?

is it our queen?

I love how this brings back happy memories in you guys

Here's a pretty big hint: the Matilda I named my tank after:


Question is: where does she come from? What did she do?

Robot wars, she flipped her opponents up into the air with her front tusks. Can't remember the name of this robot though.

Here's a pretty big hint: the Matilda I named my tank after:

I think Gashnag is probably right...but my first thought was it looked like someting out of Miyazaki's Nausicaa.
Anyways, nice job on your Iron Daemon...there is no denying it's Chaos

You are correct sir! Slaves to you!

rofl

Anyways, nice job on your Iron Daemon...there is no denying it's Chaos

Thanks mate!

How about Hrothzogg Daemonbane for the Daemonsmith? Or perhaps Harizimbul Eyestringer, Jekarvuz Goblincrusher or Azhuringor Barbender?

Nice Bull Centaur, and great Iron Daemon! It's certainly unique and Chaotic. How about adding pupils to the eyes, perhaps with a white dot as light reflection? And maybe even tiny red veins on the fringes?

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A spiked Kinderegg on wheels, sweet!

Thanks, Admiral, but the names seem a bit too random for me. I'm just looking for something fitting to derive a name from for my character.

The pupils, I don't know. I wanted to keep an overall metallic look, so I don't know if it will fit. And it would be my first time painting eyes too... risky business.

Updating time!

First off, 10 Fireglaives have joined the ranks of the painted. When playing Dwarf lists, they will count as Irondrakes.




Painted this guy in a day. I guess he's a Castellan or something. Mainly made him as an experiment to build stuff from recast Hellcannon crew, and I needed a Slayer Character for my Dwarfs.





And I painted a forest. Dry-brushing turned out to be an awesome thing!

This is our domain!



Plans for the far future:
I finally bought this carnotaur. He will get the dragon's wings and then count as a Bale Taurus.
The wingless dragon will then be a K'daai Destroyer.




And I bought this for 2 euros or so. Gonna be a Rocket Launcher.


That's it for now.

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Love your slayer "experiment".
Both helmet and armour in different metallic tones look really nice, congrats.

BTW would you mind sharing where did the cannon came from (brand)?

Cheers,
Axt

Thanks a lot!

The cannon is from the Skylanders series. I reckon they're more expensive from the store, I bought mine in sort of a garage sale.
It's big enough to be impressive. The diameter of the wheel is about the same as the height of a dwarf model.

This post was last modified: 07-22-2015 04:43 AM by Helblindi.

I like what you are doing.
Please keep it up.

Thanks!

It's a really nice find.
Either with just a paint job, or with some conversions on top of it, it would be a fine addition to any army.
Cheers!

This is our domain!

That's cool! I have always loved little added bits of detail such as that, very clever

Thanks man! Glad you like it

Yes, those extra details lift the scenery. Lovely stuff.

Neat update. The Dwarfs are cool, not least the mohawk-man. And those Schleich products... This is promising. Me and my brother have contemplated doing something similar for an Exodite army in 40k, sometime.

Small update: I finished this Flame Cannon. It will serve as a Magma Cannon too until I have constructed a much bigger one :p









I'm in the process of painting my Bull Centaur champion (the one making elf pudding), and I've also started painting ten hobgob archers. So expect an update sometime soon.

Cheers!

What a marvelous little conversion that is! Very clever use of bits
And is that real rubber tubing that you used?

Thanks, it's plastic scoubidou wire. I have tons of the stuff lying around, and I always only need a few cm.

I'm not sure how famous the concept of scoubidouing is, so here.