I think this is close to complete but I want to add some damage and wear on the ram a bit.

What else should I work on to make this complete?

I just picked this up at the store. I like the look the design has already, but I think it needs some wear/dirt/rust. What do I need to do to add this over the metallic paint? Thanks!

Super stoked with how this one is looking so far!

Dodge charger hot wheel top on a dollar store monster tuck body 🏎️⛽️

Found this old Beetle, together with tons of other beaten up Matchbox/HotWheels car, at the huge Dutch Kingsday flea market. Had some 40k stencils laying around, so now I'm slowly creating a Ultramarine themed team.

Not a player, but I appreciate the artistry here and know the Erikenstein Rod is a popular Gaslands base casting so I thought I'd share with you my converted Erikenstein monster truck. I hope y'all approve!

Now that Ive got plenty of cars I figured it was a good time to start on some terrain and gates

What do you all use to make rough and treacherous terrain?

Finally done! Suggestions or feedback appreciated!

Started with a hot wheels 57 Chevy, and transformed on a new gaslands car

Behold The "Grease Hellbound"

A few wip shots of my first gaslands team. C

+C appericated

First time making a lil car!

Gun on roof isnt quite right but im not sure how to make it better so im calling it.

I needed to make another missile vehicle for the opposite team. This time I tried using a glossy blue spray paint instead of doing a primer base cost then hand painting. That damn glossy blue destroyed all the details on the parts and gooped up other areas. This was vehicle 5 and the first I'm not really happy with as I know what it l could have been. Lesson learned though. Hand paint from now on, until I'm safe in a new job with a financial buffer and can learn to airbrush. ​Besides I like the way my handpainted ones look.

After a few test games, we completely fell in love with Gaslands, so we decided to start our own televised campaign.
The format is simple: six televised events with a wasteland skirmish between each of them. Every player begins the season with 30 cans to build their team.
Our sponsors are split between two Idris teams, one Rutherford, and me driving for The Warden.

Representing The Warden are two battered Prison Cars, held together by rust, bad decisions, and sheer stubbornness:
Deranged Debbie – Prison Car | Front Ram |  Front Machine Gun | Road Warrior
Cellblock Saint – Prison Car | Front Machine Gun | Grenades | Madman

Episode 1: Death Race
The opening event was a classic Death Race on a figure-eight circuit.
Since I was the only player fielding two cars, I came up with a risky strategy. One car stayed on the normal racing line, repeatedly slamming Rutherford's car with its ram to keep it occupied, while the other turned onto the wrong side of the track at the crossover to intercept the approaching performance cars.
It was a gamble, but it paid off spectacularly. Between the constant pressure from my ram car and the chaos at the intersection, the race quickly turned into a pile-up. After glorious explosion, I was the only player left with a car still on the track, securing the first televised victory of the season.
It was everything a Gaslands race should be, unpredictable, packed with ridiculous stunts, and full of glorious carnage.

Wasteland Skirmish: Express Delivery
Unfortunately, my luck didn't carry over into the wasteland.
I couldn't find the player carrying my delivery slip, and once we reached the second table, Rutherford's heavy firepower tore my vehicles apart, while both Idris players found good lane for their long straigths. To make matters worse, some very inconveniently placed terrain (definitely not because I won the TV event...) stopped me from reaching end line before time ran out.
In the end, I scored only 6 cans, so there won't be many upgrades before the next event (thinking about battlehammer for Deranged Debbie, though). One of my cars got lucky on the Wreck Table, while the other lost its grenades and picked up its first dent.

The biggest surprise came after the skirmish. The winner rolled 25 bonus cans, nearly doubling their starting resources.
I'm not entirely convinced this is great for campaign balance. The championship has an underdog mechanic that helps players catch up with audience votes, but there isn't a similar system for cans. Some lucky rolls can create a massive economic advantage very early in the season, and I'm a little worried that it might snowball from here.

Still, after just one episode, we're already having an incredible time. If the rest of the season delivers as much chaos, destruction, and cinematic moments as the opener, we're in for an amazing campaign.

Ossuary Jane is a hunter of irradiated beasts. Her purpose-built vehicle, the Bone-Taker, is adorned with the radioactive bones of her greatest kills. The rear-mounted canister drops rendered beast fat as a slick hazard to pursuers and the roof-mounted Rad-ephant gun is a one-shot killer. When not stalking her prey, she participates in death races to keep her skills sharp as her flensing blade.

Although still needs some guns.

A 1950 Studbaker pickup truck converted into a war machine. With a machine gun mounted on top of the cab, the most prominent part of this build is undoubtedly the large claw on the back. It also features a track cleaner on the front.