Just a quick update to show the kit with the wheels for which it was designed. These are from Zinge Industries (http://www.zinge.co.uk/) and for those wanting a direct link to the product, they are 27mm military wheels (http://zinge.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=18&product_id=143). Thanks to Kit at Zinge for letting me show my kit with his excellent wheels!
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Sunday, 7 July 2013
Big Guns Part 5
This is 99% done now, just rivets to add to the shell hoist and some very small pieces of styrene to add to the lift panel handles. I've added a 25mm slotta-base for scale purposes
Saturday, 6 July 2013
Monday, 1 July 2013
Best! Month! Ever!
Last month I had my highest number of page views ever in a single month..850, thanks everyone!
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Big Guns Part 3
We're getting closer on this one, lots of rivets to add and a few details to assemble. Those are a shell hoist,and suspension parts to theoretically allow the carriage to tilt when being towed whilst keeping the wheels on the ground.
At the moment it is designed to fit a certain set of wheels but can be used with some others with a little fettling. I will post details when I've spoken to the appropriate manufacturers and have their permission to release photos - it also accepts a track set like the WW2 prototype that inspired me.
Saturday, 29 June 2013
Great White Miniatures
Shameless self promotion time! The covers are off since we have our first master thanks to Tom Crask, and so Great White Miniatures is live! Head over to the blog to see what's coming.
http://greatwhiteminiatures.blogspot.co.uk/
In future this blog will be solely for my own projects and not those I plan to sell via GWM. I will finish the coupe and artillery carriage coverage on here though since I started them here.
Monday, 24 June 2013
Scrap Tech Coupe Part 5
Here are the next 2 parts that I'm working on, the sides for the APC version and an arm for 2 of the heavy weapon options. (don't enlarge the photo it's a bit blurry!)
Here are all the pieces held together with blu-tac just to see how they scale up with each other.
Here are all the pieces held together with blu-tac just to see how they scale up with each other.
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