Vintage Tusgor Chariot Restoration and Repaint - For My Warhammer Old World Army Project

[@martyp00s]

I really enjoy following you on your hobby journey

[@Tim1000064]

Nicely done on the repairs and the paintjob is stunning. You're right about not being able to have too many Beastmen Chariots lol. I have one of these older ones, the older Gorthor chariot you showed here too and then two of the newer metal ones as well. They're just a really nice looking kit.

[@danbuman8422]

Always love your hobby rescues. Great project!!

[@BadDecisionDinosaur89]

really loving this series and seeing you rescue some old models!

[@HALLOWMORTIS]

Nice video. I liked seeing how you went about pinning the metal, I have often been wary multipart metals but this guides make the process very tangible.

[@stompie51]

Never have too many chariots full stop. Aiming for ten goblin chariots.

[@hobsonjones8693]

"I don't think you can have too many " I think that may just be my personal motto.

[@MedievalWargamer]

Looks beautiful!

[@FrozenThrog]

I got one of these as a present once. Was not too good with metal figures back then, so the thing fell apart and I lost faith in it. Found one of the dudes when I was digging in my parents' attic. the rest should probably be there too.

[@ScruffyCrow]

I had one 20 years ago too and it never stayed together. I think replacing all the built in pins with something more sturdy is going to be my go to with all these now, as well as pinning to the boars. Hopefully this is the last time I rebuilt any of these.

[@Bluecho4]

Nice

[@rossdiggle]

Stuck it in the freezer for a day next time. Breaks the superglue bond and it will just come apart

[@johnshank5136]

A chariot makes a great mount for either a Shaman or a Beastlord in the Old World. Otherwise, they are probably the best core option in that game. The kits are the worst. Nothing holds the cart to the tuskgors, it just sits in a depression in their back.

[@ScruffyCrow]

Yeah, always a point of failure, I think I'll pin them all.