Part Aliens Tank and Part Hemmett tactical vehicle, come see this crazy 6 x 6 attack tank creation for the Imperial Guard!
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Some parts are from the 1/35 scale Hemmett model
Theres two type the refueler and the cargo vehicle for the US Army.This is number two for me and I have made it a little better than the last.
After takeing in everyones feedback on my last one I made those improvements onto this one.And added alot more detail and small bits and cleaned it up and made it alot more solid with plastic card etc.
Its pretty costly to build.
Although neat its expensive.
110.00 dollars for the two Predators and the Hemmett
And then a couple of sprues for parts.
And then some forge world doors etc. 35.00 more. But you dont have to do that. And then some stowage. again dont have to do that.
And the extra turrets etc.
Its an expensive kit yet very cool to own.
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