6mm badlands merchant hover wagon

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6mm badlands merchant hover wagon; Ishtars Travelling Trading Post
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angel barracks	Jan 26 2015, 12:56 PM Post #1
Teeny Weeny Posts: 285 Group: Members Member #627 Joined: Aug 21, 2013	And now a Juraped and cart, kind of like an Old West chuck wagon, but anti-grav and pulled by a ped. The repulsor units are big and not suitable for miltary vehicles, big part and big targets. However for cheap frontier lands where anything has value... So, having decided that the hover wagon belongs to Ishtar the Merchant, I can now crack on with the main frame and add the details later. Ishtar They say he lost his leg in a Razorhound attack and that his right arm is still crippled as a result. I added the curved beams to try and slightly capture the canvas covered chuck wagon feel without making it too OTT. The front 'porch' or 'cab' if you will has a door and some steps leading down into the main house. Much more still to do though...



Crazy Joe	Jan 26 2015, 04:39 PM Post #2
Mutant Hunter Posts: 1,294 Group: Members Member #77 Joined: Mar 26, 2009	Cool idea. I also like the backstory on why repulsors aren't used for military applications.



mattblackgod	Jan 26 2015, 09:01 PM Post #3
Big boss warlord dude! Posts: 15,699 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Jul 22, 2008	Very cool.



london1662	Apr 1 2015, 09:21 PM Post #4
Cannie! Posts: 794 Group: Members Member #511 Joined: Sep 5, 2012	AB how do you do it!........... it's madness that you can work in this scale and get sooooooo much detail....... Alan



angel barracks	Apr 3 2015, 06:14 PM Post #5
Teeny Weeny Posts: 285 Group: Members Member #627 Joined: Aug 21, 2013	Thanks, actually most of my stuff has less detail than it should. That is because I make things less detailed so I can cast them up. However I have decided not to cast this up after all so I can put some proper detail into it!



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