I added rivets, tubes, plates, skulls, and panels throughout.
Most notable is the detail around the inside edges of the trim, best seen
on the leg cowlings and the main body cover. These were actually
tiny pieces of block and tackle from a model sailing ship!
I always liked the pose on the original epic model, with one leg raised
as if it were in mid-stride. So I sawed off the left leg, then
reattached it rotated slightly back. I had to sand down the toes
on the left leg so it would stay flat with the ground enough to stay upright.
The Vulcan Mega-bolter weapon got the most modifications, with extra bits
from tank models added on, and new barrel tips to replace the miscast ones
on the original weapon.
In this shot you can see all the upgrades I made to the legs.
I used legs and tubing from one of the more mechanical Spawn toys of late.
The legs were the weakest looking part of the original design, so I figured
some more mass in that area wouldn't hurt- plus all the hinges and tubes
make it look a bit more believable. I also used some flat chain (used
for clothing accessories, I believe) wrapped around the leg and arm joints
to make them look more mechanical too.
And one last shot of the Warhound...
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