[:)]Hey i have an idea. Do any companys make “UFO’s”?
How cool would that be, in the middle of your layout crop circles and a ufo obduction!!! i think that would be pretty cool.
What do you think?? also what are some other cool ideas we could try?
pavariangoo[:)][:)]
I already have a UFO. His name is Bubba [>^…^<] [(-D][(-D][:O][:o)]
Yes. Busch, #1010, UFO Flying Saucer with 5 aliens, $42.00 . See Walthers catalog.
CNJ831
[:)]thanks guys, i might get 1 but thats a little deer lol.
i got only 2 pieces of scenery for n scale, a 2 stall engine shed and a tiny noch shrine scene
pavariangoo[:)]
Hi all
1/2 Ferrero Roche Easter chocolate box and a couple of plastic plates would be cheaper
for a flying saucer.
Better still the pyramid shaped one for aliens to go with it some Games Workshop
plastic Necron Warriors.
Dont forget the movie camera crew so it doesn’t look to weird
regards John
Wow sick!!!i thought i was one of the only ones here into warhammer!
i have the necron battleforce and codex
They are good ideas
40k Necrons rock,
many thanks
Pavariangoo
I thought a 40k scene might look good on the layout aswell, i can do that because i got space marines among other armies so i can make a scene
that would look pretty cool i think
Keep an eye out for bottle tops as well - some fabric softeners and other liquids have strange-shaped caps that could become a HO or N UFO with a little careful paint and detailing (add some landing struts from styrene sections, spray it silver, maybe add a door and a ramp too). Cost would be pennies compared to the Busch model.
I’ve used Epic (the smaller Warhammer 40K) tanks as N scale car loads before now - if you buy the little whitemetal Imperial Guard tanks and stay clear of the outlandish ones they don’t look unrealistic. Plus the whitemetal is useful ballast for light flatcars!
Resistence is futile you will be assimilated[:D]
Ok so its wrong for Necrons, more Bugs but it works for me
I have used bits of skeleton warriors and a Millisaur
before now on a model railway.
regards John
If you have aliens on your layout, don’t forget Fox Mulder and Dana Scully…
There’s this, too:
http://walthers.com/exec/productinfo/189-7692
Personally, I would only put something like that down on the layout for laughs once; I don’t think that a permanent UFO fixture would go over to well with the club. Besides, UFOs rarely stick around for very long …
No, actually, THIS is a little deer [:D]
http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/447-2411
but seriously, it’s always good to have at least one piece of silliness on the layout, no matter how serious the rest of it is, whether it’s a naked guy standing on a street corner, or a dinosaur pulling a freight car, a bit of goofy helps remind us that this is, after all, FUN.
Ray
At a show I saw an O/tinplate modular layout where one of the members had a whole module of Warhammer stuff - very cool! If the hobby can’t be fun, why bother?
Here, and I thought I was nuts for wanting to having my online alter ego (a shoulder cannon toting werewolf) stalking through the treeline on my layout.
Once I get some trees on it…
It’s not too unusual an idea–an On30 layout of some sort might provide good background for a WH40K battlefield. I’m sure that there are industrial trains of various sort in the dark future of the 400th Century . I played WH40K in the early 90s, had a custom army of bolter-armed “Snotling Smartboyz” and home-brewed vehicles until the advent of Codexes and “official WH40K approved only” army lists.
Any sort of scale science-fiction models should be suitable for silly placement on a model railroad layout. The “Micro Machines” series Star Wars miniature people figures are actually pretty close to HO.
I ran across the Busch UFO while wandering around Ebay today.
Bryan
hey its your layout but 2 me that is just stupid[yeah] Tim
IIRC I used to have a micro machines chewbacca…He would look quite silly in the cab of Geep[:p]
Might come in handy for fixing the draw bar.[(-D]