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This model was an excellent Finecast specimen. There were very few bubbles on it, no gibbled details, and no excessively warped parts. It also contains a lot of detail that shows off the capabilities of resin -- details that don't appear on plastic models yet. It's hard to make out on the photos, but when you handle/paint it, you can definitely appreciate the very delicate detail on the coronet and the chains, or the earings, for example. The wings are also one of my favorite sets in the 40k collection, the Executioner's Axe is just such a cool looking weapon, and I love Astorath's facial expression.

OMG, this model has a lot of purity scroll to fill out LOL. Thanks for viewing, and I appreciate any comments and criticism!

Looking great

Great work as always Talys! I'm loving the skin tone on the face!

keep up the good work bro

really digging the way you do gold these days

Talys, you did it again! Looks amazing, how did you make the muscles?

Thanks, everyone

@Matthew -- the muscles are actually part of the model! Astorath is a very unique sculpt, and probably one of the hardest to make a reasonable kitbashed proxy.

Very nice.

The face in particular looks great.

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sweet. Always love your blood angels.

I find that finecast is either amazing, or the worst possible thing that has ever existed. I still like it more than metal however.

NICE