It would have taken a single evening if I had all the parts, but here it is anyway.
After fiddling with a few options for the shoulder joint, I decided to just glue hexagonal nuts to the can. I glued the legs in a walking pose, but left the ankle joints free for now so Thomas can pose it how he will on the base.
The right arm with the buzzsaw is from a Warmachine jack. The flamer arm is from the GW Killa Kan set, but I've glued magnets on both sides of the arm so it can be attached to either side.
I only have one other option, the rockets. Again, it can be attacked to either side on the can.
Much of the model is pretty bare, but I guess I can leave it to Thomas to add more bitz or otherwise decorate it with painting.
I can't remember how much it cost me to get the bits, but on the whole I don't think this represents a big savings over getting a Killa Kan. Still, it was something I had to do. I think I was a Mekboy in my past life...
3 comments:
Looks fantastic. Sometimes those itches need scratching...well or some cream
looks a bit skinny and naked! but I always loved killer kans.
need to add armour plates, and rivets, some sort of hatch I guess.
For the hatch, find something round, and add one side of the metal pop button (no idea what it is called, you know what I'm talking about?)
I know what: the top of a pot of citadel paint!
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