Mechwarrior Online Centurion 1/60scale model (Yen lo wang)

Mechwarrior Online - Centurion
mwomercs.com
Scale: 1/60
Size: 17cm tall (to main mass)
Articulation free: Elbows, shoulders, waist
Articulation glued: Ankles, Knees, Hips

It was great fun to make and paint the end result was very satisfying. Sits perfectly in the 1/60 scale line up from amorcast 17cm to the top of the head (or 18.5cm to the top of the fin), 6 poseable leg joints, 5 points of articulation, 6 barrels to configure you're loadout. No two will ever be alike. I've add to this one with rails and aerials made from stainless steel and brass, I've also incorporated magnetised barrels to allow quick swaps between loadouts.

The paint scheme is; Yen Low Wang Hero mech. I added some wear and tear but not too much as a personal mech of the Allards I'd assume it would be well cared for.

I'm going to enjoy the weekend now and get this shipped off to PGI on Monday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBWV4G5Pu_8

Welcome to ReverseDisabled

With the advent of MWO my Mech gene was been switched back on. Trawling the web for mech stuff to pass the time I stumbled upon mechwarrior3.org specifically their craft forum. I remember I had built a few paper a few paper mechs (poorly) years ago and decided to have a bash at a MW4 version.

To sum up my paper skills suck. However a post from messy desk caught my eye and there began my foray (or should that be folly) into scratch build models.


I had allot of experience in GW miniatures for my squandered yoof, some experience in real world construction, and way too much time watching discovery channel. However I had never scratch build a model before.


And so I began