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I do think it looks silly/lacking imagination on the infantry but the ships look cool!

ALSO Freaking heck look - CLEAN no details on the edges where the mould will join so you can actually clean a ship of mould lines without it taking half a day!

 Overread wrote:
I do think it looks silly/lacking imagination on the infantry but the ships look cool!

ALSO Freaking heck look - CLEAN no details on the edges where the mould will join so you can actually clean a ship of mould lines without it taking half a day!

Totally agree on the infantry here!

Conversely, there's some visible vent scars on the top edges that are really distracting. Especially the 2nd pic

 slyphic wrote:
Conversely, there's some visible vent scars on the top edges that are really distracting. Especially the 2nd pic

When I was at Salute earlier this year I did swing by their stall and one thing that stopped me buying anything was seeing the huge resin gates they had on one of their convention exclusive ships. Just utterly huge compared to the model and made me question why the heck they have such thick gates on resin parts.


And you are right I can't un-see them now, but at least they should be the kind of thing that can be easily cleaned away. Honestly surprised they missed them on the model.

TTC resin is a gamble between pretty good and unsalvageable. This looks like someone just used a dull set of nippers on a standard plastic sprue piece, so the vent squeezed puckered and tore instead of cut clean. Should be trivial to get right.

FFS TTC, do the basic hobby work correctly for a display piece.

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This is a terrible scale image. Makes it look like everything is just under 4cm, as that is the only unit marked and we have to eyeball while scrolling since there aren’t horizontal lines behind the minis.

That is an image.

Doing a slapdash job on word measures the strike team trooper at 37mm tall.

Don’t think I want all the human sized infantry to be the same as primaris marines 🤷‍♂️

Sweet, so 1/48 scale. This makes me a lot more interested as I'm a big fan of the sizing of MCP and the newer AoS models.

They used two humans and a dwarf for a scale comparison. One unmarked line on the side.

Renders as well, so you can't actually tell if there's PoV or zoom problems.

I don't know that I could intentionally make a worse graphic. Kudos TTC, you continue to plumb new depths of incompetency.