Just when you thought the Battle Train was the only thing cruising the rails of the West, we find out that you don't need a gun to head to the sunset!
This is Lathan's first test cut of the passenger train locomotive. There are a number of modifications, primarily the pilot cabin and the cow catcher.
However, there are still many areas to place civilians or the occasional guard!
All aboard the Casino Express!
Yes, I did mention once or twice that this is a passenger train.
Here is the first passenger style car that was engineered. It's a way for the well to do of Wappelville to travel in style!
Even larger cars are in the works, but this one is mighty fine!
First class all the way! Look at all that prime styling!!
This will give you a sense of size. It's longer and sleeker than it's more heavily armed and armored cousin.
I am hoping to have some more finished shots of the Battle Train next week, complete with some miniatures to set the scene! Stay tuned!
Amazing models! I feel like this is almost the edge of the envelope for this construction technique. Of course you always finish them expertly too which gives the somewhat boxy originals a lot of depth and character. I need to try stuff like this with my airbrush instead of using it as a glorified spray gun...
ReplyDeleteMany thanks! Yes, the nature of the figures can definitely present a host of challenges! Letting colors mix together inside the airbrush can provide some very nice effects as well...
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