First up, my Aegis defense line:
If you're familiar with the Aegis kit, you'll notice that the gun is different on the one I assembled. I used the Autocannon parts from the Aegis kit to make arms for my Dreadnoughts, seen here. At one point, I was planning in simply tossing the gun emplacement and using only the Aegis walls, but I came up with a better plan.
When I made my Land Raider Crusader, I had the Flamestorm Cannons (meant for a LR Redeemer) left over. I kit-bashed them a bit, with the help of some plastic tubing, and completed the gun emplacement with them.
At first, I thought that a Flamestorm Gun emplacement was a bit silly. But, since I've used so many Tyranids in basing and kit bashing (as victims and caracasses) on my Space Wolves forces, it kind of make sense.
I recently purchased the Honoured Imperium set, which has some awesome pieces. First, the simplest piece, a chunk of ruined imperial building:
This piece is pretty small, but could provided a bit of cover. Here's another shot for scale:
After I saw the sprues in the Imperial Sector, I realized that this is just a cut-up rearranged bit of that kit. Also, forgive the basing on theses pieces, I ran out of hobby snow. Eventually, they'll based to match my future snow-themed game board.
The next piece from this set is much cooler. A shattered Aquila:
And lastly, the coolest piece:
I love this statue! I made some modifications from the basic piece. I added some damage and bullet holes across the surface. I also removed the laurel and skull from the shield, and replaced it with a space wolves icon, sculpted in green stuff:
I also added some iconography to the shoulder pad and modified the skull on the pommel of the sword to make it look like a wolf skull:
I plan on picking up another of these sets, so I can have a companion piece for this statue. I plan on using them to make a sort of gate, with the two statues standing vigil. When I get that started, I'll share some photos.
That's it for this week, next time I hope to share some of my kit-bashed and customized Space Wolves HQs.
Thanks for reading!
-Dave
Fantastic work with the snow effect Dave, very realistic!! You're terrain looks amazing!
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Red! It's simply a mix of GF9 Hobby Snow and PVA glue, but it ends up looking pretty good.
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