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Well, my Finecast Incubi got their Klaives all bent out of recognition in my carry case and any attempt to fix them just resulted in more damage. Consequently, I decided to bite the bullet and remove their beautiful original weapons and make some replacements. I used the spear like attachments from the Venom or Raider kit (I forget which) and drilled through their hands to allow them to hold them. The Klaivex got a fancy one made from the banner pole from the same kit and two Wych hands holding the double bladed punch dagger thing. Overall, I'm quite pleased with how they came out, considering that it was a compromise, so I thought I'd share them here as an idea for anyone else who ends up with their klaives looking like roller coasters.

That's some fine looking repair work! The original weapons are beautiful, but those look great aswell! And very powerful looking on those Incubis. Nice one!

Thanks The DraconicLord! I'm pretty pleased with how they came out.

Very nice.

For me, and i think it's a personal thing, I get twitchy about weapons, limbs, tails or other bits dropping below the top of the base (so they'd be underground... ) but that's just one of my things.

You know what, I generally feel the same way - mainly for the practical purpose that it's gonna cause an issue in combat. But I failed to check the heights on them properly as they were gluing, so I ended up with them like that. Oh well.