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Sureshot Kroot Hunter





I was thinking about combining the wood elf glade riders (Glade Riders Sprue) with guardians (Guardian Sprue) to make a counts as a eldar jet bike.

Also i was thinking of giving them pegasus wings and round bases.

What do you think of this? Is there a better way to do this?

Finally, has anyone used Krylon Fusion for priming?
   
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Yup, provided you trim the bottom of the guardian torso flat to fit on the glade rider's legs. I guess they'd fit on pegasi better than these cold ones, too. The bits work nicely with one another provided you don't overdo it.



Haven't tried the Fusion, but since it's made for plastics I imagine it would be pretty good. Thought about picking up a can the last time I was getting primer, but went with the Krylon gray that I'm used to.

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Thanks! your models are cool (i looked at your gallery too).
   
 
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