FOR SALE – Space Marine Predator Annihilator – Fully Painted, Ready for Battle!

Model Fully Gallery: Portfolio Warhammer 40k Space Wolves Predator Annihilator Tank

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A Professional Level Paintjob for a Space Marine Icon

As someone who’s been painting miniatures for over 35 years, this project has been a particularly exciting one. I’ve always believed that a good paint job brings a miniature to life—not just for the gaming table, but as a display-worthy piece of art.

This particular Space Marine Predator Annihilator wasn’t just another tank in the queue. As a fan of the Space Wolves chapter, I had been dreaming of doing this model justice for a long time. When I finally got my hands on a kit that included rare metal parts, I knew I had something special components that are no longer in production, and therefore worth preserving and showing off in a unique way.

Design and Assembly – Getting the Space Marine Tank Right from the Start

Precision from the First Cut

Right from the unboxing, I knew this build had to be handled with care. These metal parts aren’t just rare—they’re detail-rich. I carefully cleaned and dry-fitted all components to ensure tight seams and crisp joins. Since this kit didn’t come with optional components, there was no need for magnetizing or complex configuration swaps. Everything was locked in from the start.

The full build took over 15 hours—every part, seam, and detail was prepped with the end result in mind.

Preparing for Paint

To make sure the painting phase would be as smooth as possible, I assembled the tank in subassemblies. This let me access every angle for maximum detail during painting.

The whole tank was primed using an airbrush for maximum control of the paint layering. This step is often overlooked, but for a model like this being a big one composed mostly of flat panels , it sets a clean and smooth surface to work on. One key tip I always follow: match your lighting with the lore of your chapter. The Space Wolves are a fierce and noble force, and the lighting had to reflect that icy, stormy energy.

Painting the Space Wolves Predator – Techniques That Pop

Airbrush Foundation

With the model primed and shaded, I laid down a base coat of Space Wolves Grey using the airbrush. I used color modulation techniques to help the tank’s edges and panels stand out dynamically under different lighting. These tones really help give the tank that extra “pop” you see in high-end tabletop presentations.

Fine Details with the Brush

Next came the brushwork. I hand-painted all the edge highlights and carefully applied decals and chapter symbols.

A touch of subtle weathering gave the tank just enough grit without overwhelming its clean lines. I also added a custom hunter killer missile rack detail, just to make this model one-of-a-kind. The small details on the sensors, muzzle marks, and vision slits were finished with gloss effects to add contrast and realism.

Varnish and Protection

To lock in all that work, I applied a matte clear coat to protect the paintjob from both dust and handling. The gloss areas remained untouched for that dramatic contrast effect.

Why This Space Marine Predator Annihilator Stands Out

This Predator is more than a miniature—it’s a showcase piece.

• Built from a rare kit with metal parts no longer in circulation
• Hand-painted with care, using techniques that bring cinematic realism to the tabletop
• Designed with both durability and display impact in mind
• Absolutely one-of-a-kind—there’s only one like it, and it’s available now

Whether you’re a seasoned Space Marine collector or a new hobbyist looking to add something exceptional to your army, this tank delivers on all fronts.

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Final Thoughts – This Space Marine Tank is Ready for Glory

This Predator Annihilator was a joy to work on. Every panel, every detail, every brushstroke was a tribute to the Space Wolves and the universe they represent. Knowing that the metal parts used in this build are no longer being produced makes this piece even more special.

So here’s your chance—there’s only one. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.

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