Resurrected some late-'80s plastic goodness!
Showing posts with label Rogue Trader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rogue Trader. Show all posts
Friday, 20 April 2018
Mk 1 Land Raider
Labels:
40k,
Games Workshop,
Land Raider. tank,
oldhammer,
Rogue Trader,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Warhammer
Thursday, 12 April 2018
this week's additions
Labels:
40k,
Dreadnought,
Games Workshop,
oldhammer,
Rogue Trader,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Warhammer
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
Mk1 Land Speeder
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"anywhere here on the left is fine"
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An absolute pig to assemble, this lad's got more pins inside it than Evel Knievel. I've wanted one of these since I was 10.
Labels:
40k,
flyer,
Games Workshop,
oldhammer,
Rogue Trader,
Shiny,
Space Marines
Friday, 6 April 2018
let me through, I'm a doctor!
Labels:
40k,
Games Workshop,
oldhammer,
Rogue Trader,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Warhammer
Monday, 8 January 2018
Family Photo
Here are my marines so far (less two tac marines that have seemingly gone AWOL), representing their chapter, the Stormwatch. I've plans to swell their ranks in the coming year, and possibly even add a scratchbuilt Imperial Knight...
Labels:
Games Workshop,
Middlehammer,
oldhammer,
Rogue Trader,
RTB01,
scouts,
Scratchbuillt,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Space Rangers,
Stormhawk Interceptor,
Toybashed,
Warhammer
Tuesday, 12 December 2017
RTB01 Sternguard
A squad of Sternguard Veterans made using the original 1987 RTB01 space marine plastic kit. Such a pleasure to build and paint.
Labels:
40k,
Games Workshop,
Rogue Trader,
RTB01,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Warhammer
Thursday, 23 November 2017
Toybashed Retro Dreadnought
I wanted to add a Dreadnought to my old fashioned Space Marine army, and I wanted it to be vaguely reminiscent of the old Rogue Trader ones sculpted back in the 80s by Bob Naismith- or at least to look as through they might conceivably have been designed in the same solar system, within the same millennium!
I started keeping an eye out for bits, and found an old broken toy that I liked the look of, and worked out was one of these (on the right)
The size was good, the face looked suitably robotic and '80s-looking and it had overtones of M.A.S.K., which was no bad thing.
I nicked the legs from one of these (in the middle) that I'd found on eBay very cheaply from Singapore.
I stuck them together with a pelvis made from two 25mm hex bases, and added two Assault Cannon barrels left over from when I converted my Space Crusade marines to Lascannons.
I started keeping an eye out for bits, and found an old broken toy that I liked the look of, and worked out was one of these (on the right)
The size was good, the face looked suitably robotic and '80s-looking and it had overtones of M.A.S.K., which was no bad thing.
I nicked the legs from one of these (in the middle) that I'd found on eBay very cheaply from Singapore.
I stuck them together with a pelvis made from two 25mm hex bases, and added two Assault Cannon barrels left over from when I converted my Space Crusade marines to Lascannons.
After the usual quick paint job and varnish, I'm pretty pleased!
Labels:
Dreadnought,
Games Workshop,
Rogue Trader,
Shiny,
Space Marines,
Toybashed
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