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Madrak Ironhide







I asked a question about this long ago, and now I wonder if anyone else has
painted over their AT-43 figs. I'm really excited by the Karman book, but the
armor is throwing me off. I just don't like the blue. And the white. And the blue
and white together. I guess it's not working for me.

All the studio figs they show have extensive battle damage on them as well. Is
this typical of the production figures?

I mostly want to see pics of repaints, though.

Looking forward to seeing your work!

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Oooh, that's awesome.

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