T1000 rad sweeper

[boundforglory]

maybe not the right place...
i'm a long time JUDGE DREDD reader. if any of you are, that may help you understand what i'm going on about . if your not, you should be!
in the JD apocalypes war series, the sovs use a monsterous robotic tank called the T1000 RAD SWEEPER. if you can, google it. its a really cool looking vehicle.
i am going to attempt to kit bash one for my neo soviet gruntz forces. i'd like some ideas from anyone who'd like to see one made.
i'm thinking of using 1/35th scale for the tracks. yeah. the T1000 is THAT BIG!
after that, i don't know. thats where you guys can help! so google it, and help me out!

[comstar]

No luck Googling

Can you upload any pictures you have

I have tried several different ways but my Google Fu is weak today

[josedominguez]

[papabees]

I would use a 28mm 40k Leman Russ Tank.

[boundforglory]

Jun 9, 2012 13:52:00 GMT -5 papabees said:

I would use a 28mm 40k Leman Russ Tank.

no. i was looking for ideas for kitbashing it.

[papabees]

Jun 10, 2012 0:05:28 GMT -5 boundforglory said:

Jun 9, 2012 13:52:00 GMT -5 papabees said:

I would use a 28mm 40k Leman Russ Tank.

no. i was looking for ideas for kitbashing it.

Right. i was just saying I would start with that as a base model and then break out the card and greenstuff.

[boundforglory]

the track should'nt be too hard. i'm actully looking over some of my sons old toy tanks. the center tank is what i'm stumped on...

[comstar]

In fact the centre of a GW Chimera would work as a basis then go with the larger tracks:)

Also turret is thinner on Chimera so looks more 15mm scale just platicard top and add smaller hatches etc

[GJD]

I reckon if you got yourself a 1/72 JS-3 tank, and 1 1/48 JS-3 tank and put the big tracks with the smaller body, plus a bit of plasticard and greenstuff, you might be there. JS-3 has a very stylised and iconic domed turret, just like the RAD sweepers.