A predator tank. Magnetised to allow swaps between Annihilator and Destructor variants. Forgeworld Rhino reinforced armour used, along with some Tamiya 1/48 stowage and an old-school Rhino box.
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4 comments:
Is the Extra Armour magnetized? Looks sweet.
No, the extra armour isn't. The design of the door frame (and fitting issues with it) would make it a very long, difficult and expensive modification to do. Not impossible though.
I was afraid that would be the answer. I've been considering attempting it, but was worried about what looked like serious complications around the door frame. Shoot.
I think you'd need to test fit very carefully and use a strong magnet pair to hold in the inside sponson 'door', which would hold the armour piece in place. It'd take careful alignment in assembly too.
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