The Hunting chariot of witch hunter

After 10 years that this piece was in a box because of a bad desire to leave the hobby, I started painting it again and showed you the current result. I must say that it is a self-construction with waste materials. The piece is a hunting chariot of witch hunters. To create it I used the underside of a toy coffee maker, some spruas, the keys of an old computer, balsa wood, toy wheels, disposable razor pieces, plastic pieces of an electric box, a miniature base, two skeletons and two imperial horses. So here is the work at the moment but it will have to be equipped with coachmen and various parchments.

Super cool! It's a great feeling to finish off something that's been taking up space (both physically and mentally) for a long time.

As FKSN said, it is a WONDERFUL feeling of release finally finishing a long in-the-works piece.
The Hunting Chariot is BEAUTIFULLY crafted, painted, AND HIGHLY imaginative. VERY WELL DONE!

Thanks ! It is a nice feeling, but now I have to add those little things that are missing and then finish off my bamda of witch-hunter women to whom I must add only the flagellants before painting

Oh, you went ahead with the inquisitor's carriage, since the last time I saw it on the Tilean forum! Well done.

Hi, yes I posted the photos there too. So we've met before, I'm glad to find some more Tilean comrades here

That's really cool! It's got a real sense of over-the-top Gothic horror, Grand Guignol grandeur -- the sort of thing Vincent Price would use to arrive in a movie. & I don't think the 'waste materials' really show -- I could see some of them when you said what they were, but the whole model looks good!

Good morning friends, today I show you the coachman of the wagon I created. Since there were no female miniatures that went well, I had to use a custom that I had made for the sisters of battle to use as motorcyclists. With a further small conversion I got this, I hope you like it:

He works WONDERFULLY with the coach. Your splendid conversion will paint up beautifully I am sure. Drilling out the muzzle of his pistol would add the final touch to the piece. OUTSTANDING WORK!

I'd usually agree about drilling out the pistol barrel, which always looks better than a flat end, but it might be difficult with a piece that thin. That's a good looking driver though, & I look forward to switching to the thread with her comrades...

Thanks for the appreciation, as soon as I can I paint it and show it to you.