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My wife and mother both broke a Night Goblin Fanatic bending the giant flail on it's chain (the old metal ones)

My son banged a Leman Russ I was repairing so it dried skewed and had to be broken back down and fixed.

My son dropped a Hammerhead, cracking the hull.

My friends cat knocked off a converted Inquisitor, then peed on my army.

My elder daughter snapped the legs and arms off three freshly painted Forge World Crisis Suits.

One of my kids knocked off a partially assembled scratch built Warhound I was working on, returning it to it's component state.

My elder daughter snapped a leg off an Arachnaork Spider (she loves spiders, for some reason).

My younger daughter stole and broke a combat squad of my son's Marines that we'd just finished painting together. He was gutted until I fixed them all and made and painted up his Captain on a Bike model.

One of my girls dumped 3500 points of Grey Knights (the old, metal ones) on the floor after opening there carrying case and knocking it off the pile of cases.

I have five Death Cult Assassins snapped off at the ankle that I have no idea what happened to. I blame the cat.

I should point out that all this stuff is either in my room, locked in a case or, on occasion, on a work bench that's about 4 feet up and towards the back (or at one point even in there own room). It doesn't matter. They will be located and destroyed. Fortunately, my favourite part of the hobby has become buying old, battered models and repairing and converting them, so it's rarely a big deal to repair the damage again. The Forge World suits hurt, though, since they were my first splurge on Forge World. And the Titan brought a tear to my eye.