Post Apocalyptic Submarine

Here are some images of my scratch/ kit bash 1/72 scale Post Apocalyptic Submarine.
This model was built from the other Trieste II DSV kit. The remnants of two ME 262 jet engines, a TV aerial, the rudder from a HE 177 and various sundries of greebling and wotnot.

The two main things in my opinion that are important when creating post apocalyptic machinery is that it must look like it was put together piece meal, as one would expect to see in a post apocalyptic environment. The second thing is that they must have a face. I feel it gives an addition of character to said model.

Post Apocalyptic Catamaran

Here are some images of my scratch 'n' bash 1/32 scale Post Apocalyptic Catamaran.
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Now available in three exciting colours. Dark grey, coal grey, or a medium grey with a hint of black. Plus the IFOR Sludgebegone now comes with two 50 caliber machine guns for fighting off those pesky mutants who just can't take no for an answer.
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Offer not available in Quebec.

Post Apocalyptic Submarine Composite

Here is my composite image of my scratch'n'bash 1/72 scale Post Apocalyptic Submarine in its environment.

Images of the model can be seen here.

Post Apocalyptic Submarine

Here are some images of my scratch/ kit bash 1/72 scale Post Apocalyptic Submarine.
This model was built from the other Trieste II DSV kit. The remnants of two ME 262 jet engines, a TV aerial, the rudder from a HE 177 and various sundries of greebling and wotnot.

The two main things in my opinion that are important when creating post apocalyptic machinery is that it must look like it was put together piece meal, as one would expect to see in a post apocalyptic environment. The second thing is that they must have a face. I feel it gives an addition of character to said model.

Pictures of my other Post Apocalyptic vehicle can be seen here.

Post Apocalyptic Catamaran Composite

Here is my composite image of my Scratch 'n ' bash 1/32 scale Post Apocalyptic Catamaran in its natural environment.

Images of the model can be seen here.

Post Apocalyptic Catamaran

Here are some images of my scratch 'n' bash 1/32 scale Post Apocalyptic Catamaran.
Are you sick and tired of dredging your way across the radioactive sludge only to discover that when you've reached the other side you have another appendage where one hadn't been before?
Well now there's a better way!!
The IFOR Sludgebegone Catamaran! Powered by a world war II Alison engine the IFOR Sludgebegone offers both power and functionality with the grace and style of tomorrow. Wot?
Now available in three exciting colours. Dark grey, coal grey, or a medium grey with a hint of black. Plus the IFOR Sludgebegone now comes with two 50 caliber machine guns for fighting off those pesky mutants who just can't take no for an answer.
But wait! There's more.
Buy one now for the low low price of $1,429,635 and 48 cents and you'll get the second one, yes the second one for absolutely free!! Your wife could use it for weekend shopping, picking up the kids at soccer practice or picking up that extra bag of Soylent Green. The uses are endless . With the IFOR (I'm feeling overtly radioactive) Sludgebegone you'll wonder how you've lived without it.
Offer not available in Quebec.

Gilgamesh And Enkidu Composites

Here are a couple of images of my concept scratch n bash composites I have done of my creations Enkidu and Gilgamesh. Don't ask me the meaning behind them because I couldn't even begin to tell you.

Images of the Enkidu model can be viewed here.

Images of the Gilgamesh model can be viewed here.

Enkidu

Here are some images of my 1/87 scale kit bash of the rocket powered bomb sled "Enkidu".
That's right rocket powered powered bomb sled.
This thing wouldn't get half a foot down the track before it blew up.
Still eh! I think it looks pretty cool. ;O)

Gilgamesh

Here are some images of my kit bash 1/87 scale model of a Steam/Jet/Rocket/With Uber Cannon/Locomotive "Gilgamesh".
The parts used for this kit bash were parts from Revell's 1/87 scale Big Boy and BR 01 locomotives.
A jet engine from Trumpeter's 1/32 scale Mig 17.
Parts from Revell's 1/72 scale Space Shuttle.
Parts from Revell's 1/32 scale Hawker Hurricane.
And some scratch building.
Oh and a part from a 1/48 scale TIE Fighter.