The Chaos Land Raider is nearly complete. I began building it some
time ago, and have just finished putting a majority of the components
together. I painted the interior fully before assembly in an off-white
cream color found on most modern armored vehicles, but did Khorne a
service in splattering gore all over the inside – I’m still debating
hanging chains and hooks from the inside like some infernal meat locker.
The LEDs are fantastic. The power-plant assembly on the exterior
is magnetized to hide the battery components and toggle, with wiring
being fed down the track assembly to power the twin pairs of
headlights. An interior green light was installed to give an ominous
glow when the ramp and side hatches are opened, all of which are
functional (and magnetized). The LED I am most excited for is one that
will likely go unnoticed by most. I’ve hollowed out the spaces between
the interior power-plant assembly (space between the conduits and
piping) to reveal the negative space within. I put a ‘flame’ LED behind
it, to represent the daemonic machine-spirit that’s possessed the
vehicle.
Here’s a video of the effect (below), which came out kind of dark – doesn’t do it justice, oh well! I know I’ll paint the vehicle a traditional Khornate red, but want to incorporate some bold wolf design on the front hull. Likely just a stylized head, I’ll have to play with it. I really enjoy painting vehicles – it’s much more fun than painting complete squads of marines. But hey, I’ve got some of those left to do, can’t complain!
Here’s a video of the effect (below), which came out kind of dark – doesn’t do it justice, oh well! I know I’ll paint the vehicle a traditional Khornate red, but want to incorporate some bold wolf design on the front hull. Likely just a stylized head, I’ll have to play with it. I really enjoy painting vehicles – it’s much more fun than painting complete squads of marines. But hey, I’ve got some of those left to do, can’t complain!
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