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2017/07/04 03:21:33
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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I'd like to put some heavy stubbers on my Taurox Primes. it only came with storm bolters. Is there a good aftermarket source of alternate heavy stubbers somewhere I could pick up a few? The ones on Ebay charge ludicrous shipping fees and are inconsistent in appearance.
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2017/07/04 05:07:38
Subject: Re:Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Rough Rider with Boomstick
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M2 .50 cal models from Bolt Action (or similar 28mm WW2 sets) can make good substitutes for heavy stubbers if you can get them attached. Or just about any contemporary HMG, really. The handles on the back of the M2 are particularly easy to pose the gunner's arms for if you're modeling with one.
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2017/07/04 05:18:55
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Anarchy models has an MG42 lookalike
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2017/07/04 05:19:09
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Otiose in a Niche
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Tamiya has some good WWII accessory kits with barrels, stowage and .50 cal HMGs. Should be readily available in Japan.
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2017/07/04 05:24:38
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Gun Mage
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2017/07/04 06:49:12
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Screaming Shining Spear
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I like using old ww1 machine guns for turret mounted stubbers
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 koooaei wrote:We are rolling so many dice to have less time to realise that there is not much else to the game other than rolling so many dice.
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2017/07/04 07:17:40
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Insect-Infested Nurgle Chaos Lord
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Ork vehicle kits.
Big shootas make great heavy stubbers, and the kits come with tons of them.
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The Viletide: Daemons of Nurgle/Deathguard: 7400 pts
Disclples of the Dragon - Ad Mech - about 2000 pts 
GSC - about 2000 Pts
Rhulic Mercs - um...many...
Circle Oroboros - 300 Pts or so
Menoth - 300+ pts
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2017/07/04 09:05:53
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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 Kid_Kyoto wrote:Tamiya has some good WWII accessory kits with barrels, stowage and .50 cal HMGs. Should be readily available in Japan.
Yeah, I mean to take a look next time I'm in Yokohama. 1/48 were too small, hopefully 1/35 aren't too big.
Thanks guys I will look at those options.
I do have some spare big shootas, I just thought they'd look too orky. I will dig them up and try them out.
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This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2017/07/04 09:07:16
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2017/07/04 11:21:30
Subject: Good source of Heavy Stubbers?
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Otiose in a Niche
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Yeah 1/35 is generally better
There's one kit allied accessories that's full of great stowage and bits including 50 cals
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