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Sniping Reverend Moira





Cincinnati, Ohio

Here's a new review of the latest Ogre Kingdoms releases. Do I like them? Find out here:

Ogre Kingdoms Models Review

As always, C&C is welcome!

 
   
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Fixture of Dakka





Southampton

Thin fiddly parts are getting quite common on GW plastics. It's good they're doing detail on the models, but those parts snap and break all too easily.

   
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Sniping Reverend Moira





Cincinnati, Ohio

I spent way too long on that part. It's probably going to look like crap when I paint it to, the plastic glue is so thick in some places.

 
   
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Been Around the Block





Flashman wrote:Thin fiddly parts are getting quite common on GW plastics. It's good they're doing detail on the models, but those parts snap and break all too easily.

Agreed I like the detail but its annoying how fragile those parts r
   
 
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