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Asterios wrote:

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
I want to see it all assembled and painted!

eventually it will be added to the queue which currently has thousands of items in it

Thousands?

I feel like such a fething piker, as my queue only has hundreds of items in it.

heck todays orders brought me in just over 500 minis.

Asterios wrote:
heck todays orders brought me in just over 500 minis.

That need cleaning and assembly. And a whole lot of U shaped boards!!!

still don't see what people have a problem with on thes minis? they are not much different then metal, except easier to work with, and a lot easier to assemble then RRT UEDF forces.

my only issue is no clue what this infected helmet goes to or where?

Asterios wrote:


my only issue is no clue what this infected helmet goes to or where?

I have seen it work on different minis... Therefore, I have left it off.

Currently £14.75 on gameseek. Including shipping

I already have an unused set... But for that price I've just ordered another

I thought about ordering another set to use as tempestuous scions. Looked at the banana shaped rifles. Changed my mind.

 JamesY wrote:
I thought about ordering another set to use as tempestuous scions. Looked at the banana shaped rifles. Changed my mind.

Banana shaped rifles?

I bought a copy from the link above. I mean, I know nothing about the game, didn't follow the Kickstarter but for £15 delivered? Can't really go wrong at that price.

If you are just getting minis and/or bases, the tiles don't matter. After this long, the tiles are likely perfectly flat. Don't let the tiles hold you back.

 JohnHwangDD wrote:
If you are just getting minis and/or bases, the tiles don't matter. After this long, the tiles are likely perfectly flat. Don't let the tiles hold you back.

my tiles were flat:

Asterios wrote:

 JamesY wrote:
I thought about ordering another set to use as tempestuous scions. Looked at the banana shaped rifles. Changed my mind.

Banana shaped rifles?

All mine had a very pronounced curve along the rifles on the vanguard.

 JamesY wrote:

Asterios wrote:

 JamesY wrote:
I thought about ordering another set to use as tempestuous scions. Looked at the banana shaped rifles. Changed my mind.

Banana shaped rifles?

All mine had a very pronounced curve along the rifles on the vanguard.

out of the over dozen boxs of the game I got none of them had that.

Asterios wrote:

 JamesY wrote:

Asterios wrote:

 JamesY wrote:
I thought about ordering another set to use as tempestuous scions. Looked at the banana shaped rifles. Changed my mind.

Banana shaped rifles?

All mine had a very pronounced curve along the rifles on the vanguard.

out of the over dozen boxs of the game I got none of them had that.

Mine was in a complete state. The maw on the grendler was the worst. I had to dunk it in boiling water 3 times just to get it to line up, which meant that the details didn't quite meet, so I had to sculpt over it to make it look right.

The Grendlr is a pain to assemble, and I had to boil mine, too, but it came out well enough that it doesn't need GS - not that I'd bother with how little play the minis will get.

The grendlr was definitely the hardest for me, too. I finally got his two halves to fit pretty well, but the result was that his feet didn't quite fit on the base correctly no matter how many times I waterboarded him.

I did have some bent rifles, but they required very little work to fix. A couple I didn't even bother to water, just held them straight for ten minutes while the glue hardened. In retrospect, I wish I had nine of those minutes back.

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
just held them straight for ten minutes while the glue hardened. In retrospect, I wish I had nine of those minutes back.

...Yeah, I'd imagine. Have you tried insta-set/zip-kicker/cyanoacrylate accelerator? Those products do all they promise on the tin and more, and you'd have had your nine whole minutes all to yourself.

 Bolognesus wrote:

 BobtheInquisitor wrote:
just held them straight for ten minutes while the glue hardened. In retrospect, I wish I had nine of those minutes back.

...Yeah, I'd imagine. Have you tried insta-set/zip-kicker/cyanoacrylate accelerator? Those products do all they promise on the tin and more, and you'd have had your nine whole minutes all to yourself.

Oh yes. I never would have finished any Trollforged minis without it. I did not learn about accelerator until after assembling most of my kickstarter rewards. Should make the new box easier to assemble when I get around to it.

How's the painting going for this?