Von Zeppel Steam Tank

Hi all, i show you my steam tank conversion to make Von Zeppel

This is the original Van Zeppel from Warhammer Fantasy


and this my warmaster version

Hello Marco,

beautiful work and great idea !!!

will you add shields on the rail ?? I think it will be better with.

Hervé.T a écrit:

Hello Marco,

beautiful work and great idea !!!

will you add shields on the rail ?? I think it will be better with.

Thank you Hervè. Yes, i will add the shields but at moment i don't know how to make them

Y'a du boulot là. Faut vraiment être frapa-dingue pour aller jusqu'à représenter toutes les figurines de la version Battle !

Vivement la version peinte !

Hello Marco,

For shields, I think use modeling dought (magic sculpt or milliput for example) is the easiest solution.
You roll it out as a pie dought with talc, then you cut with scalpel at the good proportion and after let dry on a ball or a bulb.

Pour ceux qui s'en souviennent, Jacques Debordes avait fait les huit versions version proposées par le livre d'armée... C'était dans le début des années 2000...

Bonjour Gilles,

as tu des images en archives de ces réalisation ?

Bonjour Hervé,

Hélas... mais je vais le contacter, avec un peu de chances !

Dans le numéro #3 de la Tribune du Maître de Guerre ?

http://www.fbruntz.fr/tmg/numeros.html

Marco86 a écrit:

Hervé.T a écrit:

Hello Marco,

beautiful work and great idea !!!

will you add shields on the rail ?? I think it will be better with.

Thank you Hervè. Yes, i will add the shields but at moment i don't know how to make them

You can just follow the tutorial of Tigibus right Here!

Hervé.T a écrit:

Hello Marco,

For shields, I think use modeling dought (magic sculpt or milliput for example) is the easiest solution.
You roll it out as a pie dought with talc, then you cut with scalpel at the good proportion and after let dry on a ball or a bulb.

n'Goarff a écrit:

You can just follow the tutorial of Tigibus right Here!

Thank Herve and n'Goarff, tomorrow i will try the both methods

Nice job, really ! If the other methodes fails, you can clip a piece of plastic with a nail cutter to have a curved line.