The Walrus

[ti]

Yes, its another anti-gravity build, yet again. This build went together rather easy. I started off with the IDF Nagmachon APC kit from Hobbyboss, that I received as a reward for the 'Random Award' in November 2017. I then converted the kit into a hover unit using the kits original parts only, making up about 98% of the bulk of the vehicle. The only scratch build parts and foreign items used in this built, was the rear panel, with the rounded exhausts mounted on; a few white styrene here and there, and empty astma canisters used for the four engines. The weaponry were modified and extra parts added to give them a distinctive look from my box of 'Misc' model parts from other kits I have collected over the years. The name 'Walrus' was given due to the shape and size of the overall look of the vehicle.

[zenrat]

goo goo g'joob.

Very good indeed.

[Rheged]

It's magnificent, but it's not the biplane steam pigeon I was expecting when I read the title.

[NARSES2]

Tremendous build 

[ti]

It's magnificent, but it's not the biplane steam pigeon I was expecting when I read the title.

Oh yes. I  know what you mean now.

[Vorcha]

wow. pretty cool 

[ti]

wow. pretty cool 

Thank you.

[Rick Lowe]

Nicely done! Good to have a use for all the 'puffer' carcasses that litter the place, too. 

[TheChronicOne]

Daaaaaaaamn! 

That's very nice, man!!! Outstanding work!! 

[ti]

Thanks guys.

[Captain Canada]

Wow ! Where did this come from ? Love it ! The idea, the shape, the guns, and especially the realism brought on by your weathering ! Great stuff indeed. Cheers Ti !

[ti]

It's magnificent, but it's not the biplane steam pigeon I was expecting when I read the title.

I know what you mean. I got a lot of those remarks, when I posted it in other forums.

[ti]

Wow ! Where did this come from ? Love it ! The idea, the shape, the guns, and especially the realism brought on by your weathering ! Great stuff indeed. Cheers Ti !

Thank you kindly