There’s an old saying – when you’re in a hole, stop digging, but when you’re on a roll, keep rollin’! So after the first Rhino actually took me slightly less than two years….
Yeah…
After having realised (with a couple of pointers from Jim) how to crank ’em out, here’s two more:
These were built exactly the same way as the first one, papercraft template downloaded from “In The Grim Cheapness” (RIP), glued to card… ignored the fiddly bits, used straws for the exhausts, PVA dabs for the rivets and Polyfilla (sanded down with an emery board) to fill in and take care of any glaring gaps. Primed white (and pre-shaded with brown ink), then Vallejo Hot Orange base, Red Ink Wash, drybrush with Hot Orange and edged with cheap Cadmium Yellow craft paint.
So there we go, more progress on the 1991 Blood Angels Tribute Act… now, to make this force 2nd Ed legal, I need to bodge together a Techmarine, plus there’s a Land Speeder, a Land Raider, a Thudd Gun, two bikes (Christ knows how I’m going to do them) and the rest of the characters still to do… so hmmm, what’s next on the hit list….
Stay safe and thrifty out there, and slavia Ukrainia, slavia heroyem – all things pass
Superb- always liked the look of the varient front armour.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Cheers Pete, looking forward to getting them out on the table soon! 👍
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These are brilliant! 🙂 I always have to smile that in the 41st Century, with all that technology, vehicles have to be rivetted together rather than welded!
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Thanks John, I guess they love that retro look 🤣
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