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Got myself a Obliterator but it's missing it's right arm with all of the ranged weapons. Ideas on how I can maybe make a new one?

Call Games Workshop.

Stick a load of weapons together pointing roughly in the same direction and green stuff over to give the impression of flesh and gristle then mount it with a few plastic plates to give the impression of armour left over before the mutations began and then finally a terminator shoulder pad to make sure its well fitted...

Wolf.

The simplest option would be a spare termy arm, with several weapons attached (either recognisable weapons or just something mysteriously shooty looking). You can go for the semi-fleshy look as suggested by Wolf, but other Oblits are mostly mechanical/bionic - every one looks different.

So long as the result doesn't look like a 'mere' combi-weapon, you should be fine

I second Falcon's idea,

If it's missing parts, call Geedubs and have them send you a new one. Just remember to call, not email. After that, a Terminator arm with green stuff and spare guns sticking out of it will be a decent stand-in.

greenstuff and guns.. Obliterator are just monstrosities with more guns than brains.

Just drill a hole in his side and stick a sparkler in it. Every time its your shooting phase light the sparkler.

Yea definitely an easy fix with green stuff terminator arm and some devastator weapons or weapons in general.

SoloFalcon1138 wrote:Call Games Workshop.

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That.

It's easy enough to make your own arm, but you shouldn't have to.

Just drill a hole in his side and stick a sparkler in it. Every time its your shooting phase light the sparkler.

I like this idea!

I retrospect however, it would probably be wise to call gw instead.
With the prices they charge you don't deserve anything less than a perfect product.