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I just thought i'd say that today I put together one of the stores NEW Blood Angels Sanguinary Guards. It felt amazing, the look and detail in each significant piece of the model is amazing. from like blood droplets on the helmet to blood droplets on the knuckles of a power fist. And don't get me started on the shoulder pads.
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Please do not create a separate thread for a post that easily could have been posted in any one of the many Blood Angels threads currently in existence.
If you had some sort of new pictures, then certainly, but not just to post a brief opinion of one of the new models.
Thanks, and locking now.
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