Weird Wars

[Squirrel]

Leon asked me to post pics of a project I've been working on for some time. Not great photos but they are all I have.


Type 1


Type 4


Type 5


Type 3


Type 3 chassis with some weapons options fitted


Type 6


Type 6 chassis with some weapons options fitted

There are several main weapon options for the Type 3 and Type 6, ranging from AT guns to Howitzers of both British and German origin,

Also 'sponson' mount Bofors 40mm and Twin 20mm AA weapons designed to fit the Type 3 and 6 but could be made to fit the others.

There are also 4 different styles of legs as you can see in the photos.

Cheers,

Kev

[barbarian]

Nice.
Don't like the first, seems...weird.

My favorite is the last one.

[Steve J]

Some nice ideas there. I had planned with Craig to get some WWWII stuff done this month but work and real life have put pay to that .

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

First one is a mutant 222 with an AT-ST legs!

[fred.]

Neat, these are cool, not my thing but still cool

I'm not sure about Type 5. Perhaps it is a bit to rounded in both the turret and the legs?

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Just wondering how many of by die hard Flames of War playing friends I could annoy with an army of these and the Desert Rats range! 

[GordonY]

I'm loving these, now when are those getting released and where are the new Sci-Fi marines?

[nikharwood]

Excellent - like the variability lots 

[Luddite]

Great stuff!

Types 1, 4, and 5 are the best.

[Squirrel]

Thanks guys.

The 'axle' could use being a little shorter on the Type 1, but it is a universal piece for all the walkers, (apart from the Type 6 that has a unique axle unit that allows the 'body' to be rotated).

All leg styles will fit all the different bodies, modular versatility was key to the design.

Cheers,

Kev

[Paint it Pink]

Just caught this thread after talking to Leon yesterday at Warfare. Nice work.

[jchaos79]

great work, It is really exciting. Check this out!

[GordonY]

I'm liking that video, very Secrets of the Third Reich.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Ha! That's nothing, the US army had a T-REX!