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Looks like a well thought out and tooled sculpt. I appreciate how the fixtures of the carriage are hidden once constructed and the detail I agree is very nice. It really is a beast but looks solid and easily transportable. I can see this wading along with a swarm of the earlier previewed orc killer gnaws scampering around it.
Chunky boy! You can throw that at your opponent if he cheats… or wins…
Same thing
Cool “mini” . Against a brace of those, NI is safe!
That looks very nice
Wow that’s a fabulous looking beasty an painted correctly could work in oldhammer or future wars in Ork armies.
This is a model I have been strongly considering getting. Thanks for the review as I believe it will favorably tip the scales with my wallet. Happy New Year to all (got to be better than 2020).
Good to see pegs and holes for your fitting pleasure. It makes these resin kits so much easier. More please!
excellent