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hcordes wrote:

Commander Cain wrote:Some primer should not be too hard to find in this household, we are constantly re-painting! All I know about polystrene is that you never spray it, unless you want a melted blob that is.

even after a seal??? like i've said i've never painted much of anything out a styrene or styrofome etc etc... its all too easy to ruin your work by putting on the wrong kinda paint and having it all melt to mush.... but when done right, it always looks great!!

if ypu seal it with something like watered dowm wood glue you should be fine. OR you can use krylon H2O primer which is spose to be foam safe

And btw love the death jester and the doomwheel! They look great

That looks really cool Cain! But what is the symbol on the bottom rock?

The glow is great. I love your glowing effects. That symbol looks like a certain WWII emblem though. Just a little curvier

LOL I sure hope not. Other than that nice model and great paint job.

Little does the Guard know that one of those mines is actually a new species called a "vortex Spore mine" and it works the same way as one of those stupid grenades minus the scatter. It detonates when killed. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH


OH and it uses the 10" blast template instead of the small blast template