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2012/12/22 19:19:15
Subject: Razorgor vs. the thing in the woods?
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Like many folks, i find that the razorgor model is terrible beyond words and am constantly looking for a decent alternate.
Has anyone seen the Mordheim thing in the woods next to a razorgor for comparison, and if so how doe they measure up?
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2012/12/22 19:54:08
Subject: Razorgor vs. the thing in the woods?
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Terrifying Doombull
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Equaly ugly, but I suppose the thing in the woods is somewhat more pleasing to the eye
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2012/12/22 21:45:23
Subject: Razorgor vs. the thing in the woods?
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Stealthy Grot Snipa
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And twice the size
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Nurgle Daemons blog
http://nurglestally.blogspot.ie/
Chaos Dwarfs 8/5/1 |
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2012/12/23 01:58:55
Subject: Razorgor vs. the thing in the woods?
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Mighty Chosen Warrior of Chaos
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Had a look on Forgeworld? They have heaps of random beasties.
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2012/12/24 17:09:25
Subject: Re:Razorgor vs. the thing in the woods?
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Paingiver
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I just bought some boars from the O&G boar boy kits and added some chaos spawn bitz, for $40 I made 5.
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