This week has seen the motorpool for my RT era marines increase by a few vehicles, including one of the first conversions any 90s marine player will remember fondly.
First up there are a trio of Rhinos, are they now considered a herd? One green one that has been slightly nurgled that will get restored for my devastators, a yellow/brown one to be modded up and altered for another squad and a black one who will most likely be the subject of a big conversion but that's still not confirmed.
Next we have a weekends worth of work (in between baby feeds and moving two ton of top soil in by bucket) we have the old RT era 60mm base whirlwind. One of my first ever big conversions and its nice to be doing it again.
I love the whirlwind and just hope I can save where the paint has crackled slightly during spraying.
So the motorpool has increased in size and brings us nicely to the end of my penultimate post on the models I have sourced. More details on plans next week but it looks like now things can finally move on.
Millest's Wargaming Blog! It will no doubt end up becoming a place for my own odd thoughts! However its meant to start life as a Wargaming, hobby and painting blog. It will also be a book review site, a bit of a product review page, an airsoft blog and in places lots of other things, but over all I hope it will be a good read!
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Oh, what utter Bullocks! - RT Era Jet Bikes
todays arrivals are something I am very pleased with, today I am now the proud owner of a set of bullocks! Bullock jet bikes that is. I have manged to source three of these bad boys in the two patterns they were made and whilst compared to the current FW ones they are tiny they are perfectly in keeping with the RT era.
This bike appears to be of the newer style they were made and with the additional detailing and markings I think it will be ideal for the squad sergaent.
the remaining two appear to be origional bikes and are very basic in apperance but have nice brutal looking front ends.
no official pilots but there are some plastic RTBs I can use for this, overall though very pleased with my purchases.
As requested by a number of people here are some pics showing the various aspects of the bullock MK1s.
This bike appears to be of the newer style they were made and with the additional detailing and markings I think it will be ideal for the squad sergaent.
the remaining two appear to be origional bikes and are very basic in apperance but have nice brutal looking front ends.
no official pilots but there are some plastic RTBs I can use for this, overall though very pleased with my purchases.
As requested by a number of people here are some pics showing the various aspects of the bullock MK1s.
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