"Sven's House", is a clever nick-name for an Imperial Bastion that I built with a Space Wolves theme. This is a post that I simply forgot about. Not sure why, it just happened that way. So while reviewing some older posts I found a pic of this thing and remembered that I never actually wrote about it. I guess I was hoping to finish it, and then do a single post chronicling it's creation. However either I have lost some of the photos, or I just never took them to begin with.
This is one of those models that I painted on the sprue first. I painted it quickly and somewhat feverishly, and the assembly went fast as well. The first pic shows me beginning the process of assembling the 2nd level.
This pic shows my complete painting of the front door and the gun sponsons.
Next I assembled the 2nd story and used rubberbands to hold the whole thing together while the glue was curing.
The top level was fairly easy to paint, and it makes sense to paint this model as you put it together, as there are some areas that are just easier to paint this way.
Finally the walls on the roof were added, and the whole thing has come together rather nicely.
I am surprised that I don't have pics of one of the side joins that I messed up on and had to fill in with Green Stuff. No matter, it looks good now, and one really has to seek out this mistake
It has some rust streaks and a few other details, but other than that, I haven't done much with it. I used it in maybe two games, and I was grossly unimpressed, and even deflated, by the rules for it, and apart from a few photo shoots...
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...it hasn't gotten much attention from me. I just preferred the rules in the original
Planetstrike book, and rules for it in both 6th and 7th edition, have quite frankly, made the thing a point-allocated deathtrap. So until the day that fortifications are able to fire at multiple targets, this model simply doesn't have rules based in common sense. Still, I
like the model and I want to one day finish it.
2 comments:
They're good as terrain, nothing more.
Reading through the 7th edition rules, it looks like the guns that aren't manned can be fired independently and at different targets. Maybe I need to try it out sometime?
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