Apologies for the week long break,
but I was bed bound for most of the time with a killer flu. Now I am back and
will tell and show you some small things I have been working on during the
weekend.
A few days ago I
received my orders from Waylands Games with a lot of Tau goodies including
Piranhas, stealth suits and some more secret weapons. Most important of all
were the bag of magnets. With the 3 mm and 5 mm magnets I can now continue the
MWi (i.e. Modular Weapon Initiative) and save hundreds of bucks in the
process.
Here is what I
magnetized at the moment:
Devilfish/Hammerhead/Skyray
- You can choose the turrets and weapons you want, click, click and it
transforms to your heart’s desire. (I'll post a tutorial during next week)
2 x Broadsides
with weapons - The new Broadsides models are awesome, but unfortunately the
street retail price is 40 EUR/model so these babies cry for magnetizing. To be
honest they are a bit tricky to get right. I spent 3 hours with the first one
and 1 hour with the second one. The problem is that the High yield missile
launcher and heavy rail rifle arms attach at different angels to the arm ball.
The different angles means that the magnet placing inside the arm socket is a
bit tricky. I solved it by carving the arm socket and then using some green
stuff and placing the magnet inside it while it was sticky and held the whole
model in place in the position I wanted. It is still a bit of trial and error.
The shoulder mounts are also magnetized for the option of twin linked
plasma/smart missile system
Riptide - I had
this sucker since Christmas but without the correct size magnets I did not want
to work on him. Now all the parts are put together and all weapon options are
magnetized. The model is just huge and looking cool, what the small head looks
a bit odd.
Riptide parts, Firewarrior included for size comparison |
As I put together the hull for the
Devilfish/Hammerhead/Skyray i was inspired to do some fun interior design and
went on painting the transport compartment. I had this vision of a very bright
interior and to save time I went with white. I sprayed and painted all the
parts separately before gluing them together. I also added a few transfers to
the interior to spice it up. Here is the result and enjoy it before it is sealed up! Next updates will probably either be painting the Hammerhead or riptide. Until next time!
Interior |
Interior |
Interior with back hatch closed |
Interior |
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