Warhammer 40K subjects you have found

[pyro-manic]

Aye, that's one of Greydeath's. Nice bloke. The Work In Progress forum has some really cool stuff on it. A lot of annoying kids, but then the games are targeted at that market. There's a core of really nice people, though. One of the outstanding works is this:

"Dora" by FitmanB
Dora painting topic

Fitmanb was one of the most prolific and talented members of WIP. Unfortunately he left the hobby and the site last year.

[ChernayaAkula]

Whoa! The Dora is about as "4ok-ish" as it gets in the real world. 

[Jschmus]

In that "Dora" thread, there were several posts by a "Lt. Walke".  He did a whole series of 40K vehicles patterned after real world armor, but based on the Leman Russ tank chassis.

http://www.battlegroup.net/blog/

It hasn't been updated since 2007, but there are a few neat projects.

[Jeffry Fontaine]

On Modellversium there is a Games Workshop Warhammer 40K Space Marines Vindicator built by Jens Kroeger

[philp]

This guy has a lot of different stuff on his website.  Make sure you check out the Titans and Vehicles section.

http://www.tanksandtrolls.co.uk/futeristicminiatures.htm

He also has other stuff on his site including a 3 foot long Serenity made out of card and plastic.  I just might have to give that one a go.

[Geoff]

A Warhammer bridgelayer!

http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/2008/06/road-to-hell.htm

[Aircav]

Beautifully made 

[Geoff]

Eddy Kruk and I were discussing this one at the club tonight and decided that a steam powered Victorian viaduct layer would be a good project to try.

[Scooterman]

That is TOO COOL!

[NARSES2]

Interesting - I have a plan for a WWI bridge layer based on the Airfix Mk I tank and the bridge of the Churchill Bridgelayer. All part of a proposed "Plan 1919" build

[Aircav]

Eddy Kruk and I were discussing this one at the club tonight and decided that a steam powered Victorian viaduct layer would be a good project to try.

The driver would have to have a Top hat 

[Sisko]

Check out this 40K warlord Titan that this french dude is building!

This is hands down the best Titan scratch build I have seen in recent memory. Most people give it a valiant effort, but they always look out of scale, the legs are to short or the body is to squat.

This guy's is spot on.

Here is the link

http://z11.invisionfree.com/Work_In_Progress/index.php?showtopic=16343

[Mossie]

That's looking good.  The Warlord is the largest Imperial Titan that I like.  I think the 'walking cathedrals' like the Imperator class are a bit silly, I think GW goes a little bit over the top on the gothic theme with Imperial & Space Marine forces sometimes.

If I had a spare bit of cash I'd plump for a Forgeworld Warhound or even a Reaver Titan. 

[philp]

I would grab one of the Baneblades if I had the cash.  Just a big, hulking tank.

[dy031101]

One day I want to do a Steam Tank 40K...... that one I am interested in doing plastic/resin/metal......

(Current planned configuration: a mixture of Forge World Hellhound and Games Workshop Steam Tank parts.  Turret may have a lascannon...... a Leman Russ turret might be too large, otherwise a Conqueror or Stygies VIII Vanquisher turret would be cool......)