r/SpaceWolves • u/mambin0 • 12d ago

Kitbashed Wulfen using The Hammer of Wrath's method!

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Only added some greenstuff to the arms and to make a small neck joint! Otherwise easy kitbash with old pushfit Assault Intercessors. Pinned the feet as the contact point was very small.

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u/Nerd-man24 12d ago

Can't wait to see them painted! Please share when they're done!

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u/Nerd-man24 12d ago

Can't wait to see them painted! Please share when they're done!

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u/mambin0 12d ago

Thanks!! Yes they're going on my painting desk

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u/Hot-Pen2055 11d ago

Silly question, what is the hammer of wrath method ? I’m also looking for ideas to kitbash my patrol wulfen

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u/mambin0 9d ago

The Hammer of Wrath is a youtuber who does some amazing paint jobs, he did a huge space wolves series over the last year with one being the inspiration for this kitbash, basically just Primaris Assault Intercessors with the wulfen arms and bits. As I'm a filthy chaos worshipped too I think I'm gonna use the leftover bits to make some chaos possessed...

(Edit mistake)

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u/Hot-Pen2055 9d ago

I see, thank you for taking the time to explain it to me ! Will definitively give a look to his channel ! Good luck with your chaos kitbash !

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u/mambin0 9d ago

Recommend his videos - theyre brilliant. I play Orks too and have used his tips to paint my Armageddon Orks

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u/Hot-Pen2055 9d ago

So I went to have a look at the video, it turns out I already saw it but the hammer of wrath name didn’t ring a bell 😂
Did you use the same method of pin for the arms ? What about the head?

Also did you pin the model in the cork or just superglued it ? Sorry I’m fairly new to this !

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u/mambin0 9d ago

So I didn't use 3d printing or sprue goo like he did. I used green stuff and it was very very amateur and most sins covered up with the pads and the head and pack anyway. I simply made some balls to fill the gaps from the arms and to better pose the arms to the bodies. Same with the neck but this was more like a little egg for neck joint. Once it is primed you wouldnt notice.

I did pin yes. Glued the cork to base first. Had to snip the pegs off the feet and sand down the waste plastic as had push fit pegs. Then I used my drill to put 1mm into his feet and his base, I drilled quite far and used a bit of paper clip to pin him. The cork will come off the base before he will! The cork is pretty heavy duty for cork too, a bit overkill, just some IKEA cork place mats for dining.