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good day boom-boom,

Today I give my first "SM" for your C&C

I have painted up an Ork army, but I an a noob when it comes to any painting or modelling. I had a couple marines from an assault pack, and ripped off the jets for my stormboyz. Now here is my first attempt at something not Orky.




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Wall walking moon boots are also optional

Well he is very sideways, and looks like he may have hit a space wolf keg party.

1. You need to file your bits before assembly
2. You need to make sure your bits are filed before painting.

It really is that bad. As someone who got into the habit, the crummy mold line bisecting the helmet stands out like a wild fire in the forest. Past that the color seems pretty good so far, although the model's pose makes it look like he's trying to slide it into second base.

Edit: or tap dancing. Those legs are really unforgiving. I would know. I used to have 20 tap dancing assault marines.......