How To Cast Resin Tutorial Part 2 What To Cast (Gatling Gun Big Shoota)

So having got all the material that I needed quite recently, it was time to think about what I was going to cast, and of course it turned out to be an easy decision, considering I need to make 9 big shoota's for my Killer Kan's, and I really couldn't be bothered doing all 9 individually scratch built so I made 1 instead, and hoped to cast the other 8.

So with that in mind I set about going to work, overall it was a very easy conversion to do, as I simply used a old second edition ork Big stoota model, that I had lying around, from probably the start of my gaming hobby but as I say never throw anything out as you will never know when you might need it.

I would recommend that it is important to spend as much time as you physically can on such a project as it will no doubt payoff when it comes to casting.

Looking back I'm really glad that I spent the time, I did doing all the little extras hopefully it will pay off.

Below you can also see a good view from the side you can just imagine the barrel spinning like a Gatling gun.

So as you can see very easy, I'm also thinking about what else I'm going to do in resin, as I think I need some wheels for my war buggies, and the GW ones I feel it will do quite nicely,

just make sure you don't tell anyone

(Part 2) Ork Battle Wagons Big Shoota Conversions (Painted)

So I have finally managed to updating my blog and I have just recently finished these guys and I am extremely pleased the way they have turned out.

another close-up shot

As you can see by using little bits and pieces you will no doubt have lying around you can easily make them very unique.

So there you have it pretty much finished onto my next project.

(Part 1) Ork Battle Wagons Big Shoota (Conversions)

Big shoota's on battle wagons are an essential upgrade so with having five brand-new battle wagon is at my disposal I thought it was about time I did a little conversion for these big guns.

From the outset and want them to be a little different individually which overall as character to the models and as you can see I have managed this quite well with a mixture of bits and pieces.

So as you can see it's important that their guns came across a little bit bigger than usual, so a little bit of plastic card cylinder on the end makes all the difference.

So a simple conversion that makes all the difference when it comes to giving your Ork Battle Wagons some individuality, something I'd like to see when I'm looking at others People's Army's

In the next step I will have them printed so make sure to leave some comments or suggestions on what you would like to see.