Issues with Finecast Sicarius

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**Havok210**

Hello Everyone,
I recently purchased a Finecast Sicarius and noticed that my models backpack was not fully formed on the lower and main vents. I got a replacement and it suffers from the same problem. I have attached a pic for reference. Is anyone else having this problem with their Sicarius? Also, would you feel bad calling GW again for a replacement?

**Xenocidal Maniac**

No, I wouldn't feel bad at all calling GW for a replacement. You're not lying or anything. Offer to provide proof if it makes you feel better. But, you paid for a perfect product, you should get a perfect product.

**Freman Bloodglaive**

If it isn't perfect, take it back.

God knows you're paying enough for it.

**motyak**

I don't think it has to be perfect. If its a bubble on the sole of a foot or something then it doesn't matter (as in a foot on the ground, not up and running, that's an issue). But other than faults which cannot be seen when it is built, then it should be returned and swapped (unless you are a good modeller and want to fix it, in which case go nuts. Or be as lucky as I am and get perfect ones

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**Harriticus**

Welcome to the wonderful world of finecast. Now with 40+ SM models converted over to it, we should be getting a lot more of these...

**Lobokai**

Backpack seems like a great place for a flaw (who doesn't have a dozen plastic ones sitting around. Much better than anywhere else in the model.

**Havok210**

motyak wrote:I don't think it has to be perfect. If its a bubble on the sole of a foot or something then it doesn't matter (as in a foot on the ground, not up and running, that's an issue). But other than faults which cannot be seen when it is built, then it should be returned and swapped (unless you are a good modeller and want to fix it, in which case go nuts. Or be as lucky as I am and get perfect ones )

I wish I were that lucky. I am on my 3rd Dante and Sicarius. If they were minor issues that cant be seen when assembled, I would deal with it. When stuff is not fully formed, thats where I have issues.