Showing posts with label Tom McBride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom McBride. Show all posts

Thursday, April 17, 2014

Blood & Skulls Taurox Wheeled Conversion Coming




A wheeled Taurox conversion is coming from our friend Machinator.

Friday, December 20, 2013

Dark Lance Auction for Toys For Tots!




Another of Tom McBride's awesome Fellblades is going on the auction block!

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Dark Lance Fellblade up for Auction for Toys For Tots!




Another of Tom McBride's awesome Fellblades is going on the auction block!

Saturday, October 26, 2013

Blood & Skulls Releases HUGE MLRS




The latest wonder from Tom McBride's Blood & Skulls Industry

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Machinator's Super Heavy MSLR



Tom McBride, AKA "Machinator" has made another big tank.

Friday, March 15, 2013

The Ignitus Tank from Machinator



Tom McBride, aka Machinator, who runs Blood and Skulls Industry, has created another super heavy marvel.  And this one will be the grand prize for the Best Army at The Big Game III in Memphis.  The parts will, of course, be available in Tom's Shop soon.

The main weapon has a swappable flamethrower and thermal cannon piece held in place by magnets that allows you to switch barrels out very easily.



Flamethrower


Thermic Cannon



Sunday, December 30, 2012

Tom McBride's Latest Conversion - Jagdsword!




 
Tom McBride of Blood & Skulls has released his newest conversion project.  The Jagdsword!

Monday, November 19, 2012

Machinator's Fellblades Re-envisioned



From Tom McBride:

So as most of you know now Games Workshop and Forge World have released official rules for the Space Marine Fellblade super-heavy in the Horus Heresy: Betrayal book.  The Fellblade is now canon and it puts the rules and history of my "Fellblades" into a lurch.  So time for something new....

After much thought I've decided that the best way for me to proceed would be to throw out the “Fellblade” name and stick with what I original envisioned my super-heavies to be.  They will now go by their variant names but can all be traced back to an original chassis now called the Glaive.  The modified rules and histories will predate the introduction of the official Fellblade into the 40K universe and also explains why it replaced them and also why some are still around today.  


So I give you my "re-envisioned" rules for the Glaive super-heavy tank and its variants:


The Glaive:


https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwtHo3MTNiIBNXJ6N2ZtZVlNSzA


The Broadsword:


https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwtHo3MTNiIBMUh3X0ZjVFZiSTQ


The Ignitus:


https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwtHo3MTNiIBbm1tUmJMbjRNbXM


The Warmaul:


https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwtHo3MTNiIBQXlaUkxkR0JwRDg


The Lance:


https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwtHo3MTNiIBYTlUSHVvOWo4dkE



 

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Blood and Skulls Releases Dozer Blade




Tom McBride, known to many of us as Machinator, the owner of Blood and Skulls Industry, has released a dozer blade for your tanks.  They are available on eBay here.


The mount is 1.4 inches wide and is vertically adjustable from about 0.25 inches up to 0.5 inches making it usable on just about any medium sized tracked vehicle.








Friday, November 2, 2012

Blood and Skulls Releases Nova Canon and more!



Tom McBride has released his Nova Cannon heavy plasma gun for its Heavy Turret and the nuclear reactors as well. 


You can buy it on Tom's eBay Store here.


You can buy it on Tom's eBay Store here.


You can also get the Nuclear Tank Combo Pack for $ 75 which includes everything you need to make a monster!



I am a huge fan of Tom and his parts are simply the best cast resin on the market!


Loken

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

New Fellblade from Blood & Skulls!

From Tom McBride:

With the upcoming Feast of Blade tournament I was asked if I could once again supply a prize and of course I said yes.  It's not often I get to build up something cool for a good cause.  But what to build?

Well a Fellblade naturally, but not just any Fellblade.  It was time to introduce something new.  So without further ado, here it is:




So as you can see the Tank Engine 2 (plasma engine) and Nova Cannon (plasma cannon) will soon be new entries into my store.  They still need a few tweaks before production but both should be available by the end of the month.

Of course with the release of these components I can perhaps restart a old neglected project just in time for the release of their long awaited codex.... 


Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Mastodon Super-Heavy Siege Transport



 From Tom McBride:

So I'm sure some of you have been wonder where I've been for the past couple of months.  Well I wish I could tell you I spent the entire time somewhere warm and sunny drinking margaritas. But, alas, that was only the first two weeks.  The rest of the time I've been working on this secret project: The Mastodon Super-Heavy Siege Transport!

Some time ago I got a request to build something unique for a client's custom Space Marine army known as the Emperor's Knights.  The tank had to be big, have transport capabilities, and he wanted it to reflect the chapter’s unusually close relationship with the Ordo Malleus.  This dovetailed well with a build I had been wanting to do based on a super heavy tank seen in the background of the Black Templar’s pic on the 3rd edition rule box set (sorry, can't find a good pic of it).  In the pic there was this HUGE tank just bristling with weapons.  

As life would have it this commission ended up turning into a secret gift from his fiancé and so I had to keep it under tight wraps until the surprise could be unleashed.  That time is now.....

The return of the Indomitable Resolve to the armies of mankind is a recent one considering the war machine itself is over ten thousand years old.  It’s discovery occurred during the early days of the Harper Crusade on the planet of Chicaron in the Corvus system, which had fallen to a heretical uprising that plunged the entire human population into civil war.  It was also here that the Imperium decided to establish the beachhead in their quest to reclaim the system in the name of the Emperor.

And so it was on the day of Saint Nathanial’s Ascension that Inquisitor Salvator of the Ordo Malleus along with the entire Emperor’s Knights space marine chapter descended from the heaven onto Chicaron to bolster the few remaining imperial troops held up in an ancient and long abandoned fortress known as the Crow’s Nest.  Within a few short weeks the combined effort of the Emperor’s Knights and Inquisitor Salvator’s forces quashed the rebellion and reinstated the rule of imperial law to the planet.  With Chicaron now secure Salvator returned to the Crow’s Nest intrigued by the potential secrets hidden within its catacombs.  It was there behind a vault sealed since the time before the Horus Heresy that Salvator made his great discovery.

Indentified as a mastodon super-heavy siege transport this design dated back to the Unification Wars on Terra and had once accompanied both the Imperial Army and the Adeptus Astartes during the earliest days of the Great Crusade.  It eventually fell out of favor as the more versatile Baneblade chassis became more available and now only a scant few remain after ten millennia.  How and why this massive siege engine arrived on Chicaron so long ago remains a mystery.

Although it was strip of much its pre-Heresy weapons and technology Salvator saw its potential and pressed the techmarines of the Emperor’s Knights under the watchful eye of his Adeptus Mechanicus to rebuild the mastodon to his specifications. Rechristen the Indomitable Resolve the ancient war machine returned to war.  
At first it acted as the mobile command center for the crusading forces but after being the devastating spearhead in a number of attacks at the hands of the Emperor’s Knights the Indomitable Resolve was reassigned to the chapter for the remainder of the campaign.  

Once order had be restored in the Corvus system and the Harper Crusade had come to an end Inquisitor Salvator gifted the Indomitable Resolve to the Emperor’s Knights in honor of their valiant service to the forces of mankind.  However, the seal of the inquisitor is still boldly displayed on the front of the tank as a reminder to the enemies of mankind, and to the Emperor’s Knight, that the Inquisition is ever watchful.


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Tom posted preliminary rules here.

Make sure you check out Tom's stuff on his eBay sale page too.

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