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Could 100% also work as an Ork vehicle.   😄

its so big! "Consistent in a world of nonsense" was a very good way to approach it. Very cool

The front plow almost looks like a hammerhead shark head!

Does this count as a maxi by now?

Dat needz LOOTIN'!

What a beast! And I think the paint scheme is spot on!

Music with the reveal having that sonar ping is beautiful.

So glad you guys brought it to life!

This was basically my idea for a Freeboota Ork army. A Grot Megatank that was a warship on tracks/wheels and  a load of grot tanks made to look like cartoonish little boats on tracks.

4:37 When a Somua S35 and a Char B1-bis love each other very much ....

That model is super cool! Huge fan of ships and naval stuff as well, and you nailed the interwar color scheme

Amazing work! You should be proud of your achievements! This video deserves a billion likes

11:23 i genuinely thought to myself "hah, he said do do" followed by dave himself pointing that out. awesome

I've never really thought about the style vs realism for military vehicles, but that end result really does look like something that would be on display in a naval museum (you know, in a world where they actually exist.)
Great seeing another Kindred project, great paint job, and great seeing you continue to improve at editing videos.  I hope you're settling in well to the added workload, because I'm enjoying seeing more of your sense of humor in these.

The Kindred of the Abyss may not be for me, but THIS does put a smile on my face. It's like the ultimate apocalypse vehicle/home

Not as ridiculous as you might think! There really was a prototype tracked submarine.
The Seeteufel was a microsub designed for coastal defense during WWII. It was fitted with track units so it could be deployed and recovered anywhere without the need for a harbour.
It performed reasonably in testing, though land manouverability lacked a bit. The project was cancelled in 1945 to save money and focus production on existing designs.

I love that the bottom with the tracks is a cradle the sub can detach from. Incredible job on the paint

A submarine tank. A sank

Yeah, of course it sank!

WTF that is so much work and incredible painting and editing. Well done it looks amazing.