Hi, All.
So I've been wondering what to do with my old basilisk turrets, having mostly converted the chassis to give them the option of carrying griffon mortars (which are way more fun)...and then I realised a simple and useful conversion was staring me in the face.
Simple, easy, usable and good looking.. need i say more.. Another great conversion mate!
ReplyDeleteinteresting take on the Medusa Cannon. i really like the drilled holes as well. it really makes it look like a gun barrel instead of a plastic tube! :)
ReplyDeleteI like it! It's the little details that really make it work, and you can't go wrong with the multi-purpose barrel option. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteOh so smart! I love that idea.
ReplyDeleteSilly question... what does the '245' mean?
Nice conversion there! I might have to steal it... no more buying models for me!
ReplyDeleteThanks, All!
ReplyDelete>Loquacious: each of my blog entries is numbered - this is serial 245; previous was 244.
The lack of punctuation afterwards has led to some enjoyable confusions though...such as my apparently 204-wheeled APC: http://admiraldrax.blogspot.com/2010/06/204-wheeled-apc-teaser-pics.html
Looking forward to seeing the plasticard chassis and bitzbox track sections.
ReplyDelete(If only to keep the peice in 144 Fd Arty)
Good stuff Admiral :) Simple yet effective!
ReplyDeleteexcellent! is there anything that cannot be done with old Pens?
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Excellent work. I may have to break out my old Basi and see if I can't get some dual use out of it!
ReplyDeleteAh, nice. So much better looking than my enclosed Basilisk guns. Any plans to make Hydra or Manticore modules, too?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Guys!
ReplyDelete>Zzzzzz: I'm not quite with you...
>#2501: No, sadly. I love my hydra conversion, (see 'Posted Units', right) but I don't wicsh to spend any money at the moment, and tempting as the manticore rules are, I just can't do it justice with a conversion or a scratch-build.
Very cool. I like the octagonal barrel!
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