It's from the old Forgeworld Etched-brass kits for the Minotaurs chapter. They used to do them for all sorts of chapters. Sadly they're very hard to come by now but eBay is your best bet.

Hi there, I haven't personally tried it out. It should work, though you might need to take a few extra steps in terms of the positioning of the hole and cutting out some extra detail on the side of the tank to ensure the frame sits flush against the tank. I recently updated the shop page with the dimensions needed for the hole so you can do this.

The Mars-alpha is actually bigger than the standard plastic kit as it's longer in the back. So maybe big hands? Or some kind of optical illusion with the camera lens.

Check out the painting guide for the storm chimera on my channel, that details how I painted it in detail (Eshin grey, Skavenblight Dinge followed by Dawnstone). I've then done an oil wash which gives it a slightly blue tinge under a certain light. I've detailed that process in it's own video too.

@Beyondthetabletop thankyou have a good day xD

Yes, just make sure the oils are fully dry first.

You can get all the kits on my shop. The internal sponsons and covers are at the top: beyondthetabletop.com/shop

@@Beyondthetabletop thanks will check it out. FOR THE EMPEROR!!!!

Thanks for the kind words. While i'm not active currently the channel is more on hiatus than gone for good. Most of my free time is spent on the Look Out, Sir podcast. But I'm hoping to upload some more videos towards the end of the year when I get time to edit the content i've recorded. However my release schedule will always likely be sporadic.

Usually for normal resin, you can get away with bending the mini to an extent, the paint wont melt but could crack if it's an extreme bend, a small bend is usually fine. From what I've heard about 3D print resin, they are very brittle and the resin cracks when heated and bent as they don't have the same solid structure as regular resin cast minis, I've no experience in this myself so it may vary from printer/resin.

I don't do the cotton bud wipe method, but more of a pin wash, followed by applying dots of oil which are then streaked downwards with a brush. This video goes into it in detail. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHLep57gsykbqssi=MdrZb3Gc099UaUhC

Glad you liked it. Happy to take commissions though I expect based on the time it takes me to make these it wouldn't be cheap.

If you checkout my instagram pinned post or stories there's a few closeup photos. @beyondthetabletop

Great to hear!

It's a design printed on ultra-thin modelling paper, then folded and weathered.

Possibly but i'm not sure. I'm pretty sure 3D printer resin is brittle and can't bend like this but UV resin may work. It's not something i've ever tried though.

Hi there, the kit sizes are listed under the Additional Information tab on the product page. The Eliminator cannon (beyondthetabletop.com/product/eliminator-cannon/) is 9.7cm which could be extended further by adding on a muzzle brake. The Tyrant cannon (beyondthetabletop.com/product/tyrant-cannon/) is 4.3cm long. Hope that helps.

@@Beyondthetabletop thank you for answering

Hey there, I do plan to do a follow up video showing off the fully painted models, however the daemonhost has been damaged and needs to be fixed first. In the meantime I've posted lots of photos of these over on my instagram, though you might need to scroll back a while to see them. instagram.com/beyondthetabletop/

any reputable recasters u know? i missed out on the relic contemptors n i want one now

There are from the original Forgewold decal sheet which they no longer sell. There's a smaller set in the new plastic Veteran Guardsman Krieg boxes. Also check out Scumb4g kustoms facebook.com/Scumb4g.Kustoms as they do custom regiment numbers in a similar style, just drop them a message, I highly recommend them.

@@Beyondthetabletop appreciate the response. thanks man, will check that out.

Thanks,

This playlist covers the basic painting and weathering: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXqpl3WNfduUj7s For colours I use Eshin Grey followed by Skavenblight dinge as a base, then Dawnstone as a highlight. Once that's done I do an oil wash, which you can see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHLep57gsykbqs

It's probably possible, but the hinges are very small so it's not something i'd recommend, however if someone does do it, i'd love to see!

Thanks!

Thanks. I'm much more active on my instagram and facebook accounts and posting less videos as they take forever to edit. I now also spend a lot of time working on new kits for my shop. When I can though I'll do new videos and I have a few others already in the works, a mix of regular how to/build alongs and some other installation style videos for my kits.

Hey there, You can get this direct from Games Workshop or from a 3rd party seller which stocks GW products.

Is it the hexagon paint rack? I’ve been trying to look for it on GW’s website but can’t find it Is it an exclusive out of the US? ://

@@HobbyyHub Yep, it's their paint rack, just looked on the UK site and it's no where to be seen so maybe they've discontinued it or it's out of stock for a long period of time.

Thanks! I've done a few other videos as part of my chimera and gorgon series which goes into detail on the previous weathering steps such as sponge chipping.

I have a few of those side skirts knocking around, they're a cool design. Sound like you've put a lot of effort into converting yours up.

@@Beyondthetabletop if I can figure out the how to's I will see If I can post a couple of pcs of it

@@douglasbeveridge1861 That would be great. If you're on instagram you can tag me on there (beyondthetabletop) or post it to my Facebook page.

The oil wash is made up of Windsor newton burnt umber and a little black, thinned with white spirit. You can see it used in more detail in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHLep57gsykbqs

@@Beyondthetabletop thank you for the reply!

Can you use a knife to get into the gap and bend it in the right direction? or possibly apply pressure from the end of the barrel. It might be a matter of trial and error to see what works. Without seeing the mini in questions it's hard to give any more detailed advise.