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These are guides to reproduce modelling projects that I have undertaken in the past. The techniques can of course be applied to other projects.


Materials

A look at the materials I use for modelling. Both for scratchbuilding and converting.

Tools.

The tools I work with.

Methods.

How I go about scratchbuilding and converting models.


The Projects.

These are pdf files for download.

Make Your Own Necronomicon.

How to build a version of the fictional book made famous in the writings of H.P.Lovecraft

Sidewinder Wheeled APC.

A simple armoured vehicle model.

Converting an ork warbuggy from a trukk kit.

Using only parts found in the ork trukk kit, how to create a war buggy that matches the look and feel of the current ork models.

Scratchbuilt Main Battle Tank

The core of a model tank for use with generic 25/28mm scale wargames figures. The core tank needs only a single sheet of 1mm thick plasticard to make.

 Scratchbuilt Infantry Fighting Vehicle

A project in the same style as the scratchbuilt MBT. This allows you make a 25/28mm scale IFV or APC from a single sheet of plasticard.

28mm Scale Starfleet Miniatures

Given the lack of widely available Star Trek Starfleet wargaming figures, this document gives isntructions on building figures yoruself. This covers the era of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.

Star Wars: Rebel Trooper Blaster

A 1:1 scale replica of the Blastech DH17 blaster as used by rebels and Imperials alike in the Star Wars films. This model is entirely scratchbuilt and does not require any specialist pre-cast or 3d printed parts.

 Making an Endor Trooper Donut

How to replicate the so-called 'donut' helmet worn by rebel commandos in Return of the Jedi out of plasticard.

Making Rebel Death Star Plans

A reproduction of the datacard used by the Rebel Alliance in the film 'Rogue One' to download the plans to the Death Star.

Games Workshop Secret Terrain

Some of the single use plastic packaging used by Games Workshop is very useful for creating Warhammer 40,000 terrain. Needing few, or no, components other than the packaging these can be very good projects for beginners.

A Guide to Making the Corporal Casrich Helmet

How to make the most obscure of the helmets worn by rebel soldiers in 'Rogue One'.

Scratchbuilt Off World Explorer Vehicle

A generic 25/28mm scale wheeled vehicle suitable for use in science fiction wargames and RPGs. In the same way as the previous MBT and IFV projects, these instructions explain how to make the basic core that can then be customised to meet your needs.

28mm Scale Starfleet Shuttle

To accompany the Star Trek figures in the earlier project, this contains instructions to build a movie era shuttlecraft from plasticard to the same scale.

EVA Foam Modular Wargame Board

Instructions on how to make a modular wargame board from interlocking EVA foam floor tiles.

A Guide To Making Wargames Buildings From Plastic Containers

Many types of plastic storage containers can be used as the basis for buildings in tabletop wargames. This provides several examples of how different stypes of containers may be used.

A Guide to Modelling Extra Armour

This document offers advice and some sample templates for adding additional armour protection to model tanks.

Scratch built Mech

The core of a scratch built mech to accompany the other 25/28mm scale scratch built vehicles presented here.

Star Wars Legion Secret Terrain

It is not just Games Workshop that uses plastic packaging that can be turned into wargame terrain, many of the models sold for the game Star Wars Legion come with some very useful packaging as well.

Retro-style Ork Battlewagon

The original Warhammer 40k Ork battlewagon kit was discontinued many years ago. These instructions show how to construct a vehicle based on this original design.

Background image miniature design copyright of Games Workshop Ltd.

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