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Some Blood Angel models I'm working on, I'm re-doing my army with a new scheme and new models.

Some more work I'm doing, a map to use at the local shop for a campain, and some models primed ready for paint. I will post more in process and finished.


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I plan on making an army that is a "tip of the spear' type unit, drop pods, gun ships, and transports. Able to secure a beach head.

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Fogged up the canopy with Purity Seal... dumb move.

I called GW to see if single canopies are available for purchase, and the answer was no.

Sorry the pic is sideways, one of these days I'll be more computer picture savvy.

To fix the canopy's fogging, try applying gloss to it. Believe that the done trick.
Failing that, sanding it, with increasingly finer and finer and finer sand papers will eventually get it back to clear again, but thats likely a lot of fiddly work.

Sadly the days of GW selling individual parts are long gone. I miss the Troll Team. I have a cobra missing rear fins I'd love to sorr out. Liking your project so far though. Sanding the canopy may indeed be your best bit, if fiddly.

HairySticks wrote:
To fix the canopy's fogging, try applying gloss to it. Believe that the done trick.

You are right, i had the same problem on my falcon and tamiya X-22 Clear was the thing that saved the grav tank from flying out the window

Ok, thanks! I'll try it.

I was rather ticked after having spent the time of pre-assembling the model, painting the pilot and cockpit up decently.

I'll let you know how it goes.