Interstellar Imperial Army - The Hammer

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I'm going to create some variations of the Interstellar Imperial Army bigboy tank using these parts from the cursesaber along with other parts from various sources. This set should have been uploaded a long time ago, but I forgot that I had completed them and needed to post this project now. To stay in line with Games Workshop IP Policy, I need any employee or representative who wishes me to remove or alter any of these designs to inform me as soon as possible, so I can make the necessary adjustments promptly. Below is an explanation of how I tried to comply with their guidelines. None of these models are exact replicas of anything in Games Workshop's database - I wanted to give them a personal touch by modifying existing designs slightly and combining parts from different sources. These should only be used for painting practice purposes, as the intention behind making these was to experiment and improve my skills. If you don't like it, we can always adjust it. To protect intellectual property rights, I tried to make sure that any design or part of a design doesn't appear exactly like something from Games Workshop's collection. While their style might be influential, it isn't being copied. The trademarks - such as Aquila - have all been removed from these models so as not to conflict with any trademarked names. As I'm only sharing these files for personal purposes and make no money off of them, this doesn't pose a commercial threat. Additionally, the goal here was not to promote myself or any product - merely to create and share my own hobby project for enthusiasts. In keeping with the terms of use for GW's intellectual property, I have clearly indicated that these are unofficial designs. Furthermore, no trademarks from Games Workshop are present in this work. Most models would fall under the classification of "derivative works," although a few might not meet that definition. However, I believe they all do. Lastly, note that I did not scan any of GW's IP - just created them based on imagination.