Starting off as a place to show my 2000AD-themed projects, its mutated into a diary of what i'm up to in the SF & Fantasy modelling hobby. And the odd rant, review and ramble.
Tuesday 5 February 2013
Mangler Squigs - all done
Here's the Bad Boys done then. Had an absolute blast doing these, and they're SO much better than the crappy, caroony box pic would have it. Heartily recommend them to anyone, as they're a neat, different project that really stand out in the cabinet when done.
Great! How they in gameplay - don't afraid to break them or they only look like can break any minute (not your model GW design in general) I want them myself so wondering
Ta for your comments folks 8) Re how they hold up in gameplay, not too bad actually. The instructions say to use Superglue, but that top Squig has only a short plug going from the bottom of his foot into the hole in the lower Squig, plus some of the Goblins are only attached by a couple of chain links. So i used Araldite Rapid for everything and its made for a nice strong bond.
Born '62, growing old but not up. Ex-Projectionist.
Fan of decent film, especially 50's SF, Universal and Hammer horrors, the shorts of Laurel & Hardy. Love the British boys comics i grew up on, special effects in any form, history, mythology, fantasy and cheese.
4 comments:
really fantastic paintjob! looks wonderful now it's completed =)
hope your son likes it as much too.
Wonderful work, I didn't realise there was so much surface detail on them.
Great!
How they in gameplay - don't afraid to break them or they only look like can break any minute (not your model GW design in general)
I want them myself so wondering
Ta for your comments folks 8)
Re how they hold up in gameplay, not too bad actually. The instructions say to use Superglue, but that top Squig has only a short plug going from the bottom of his foot into the hole in the lower Squig, plus some of the Goblins are only attached by a couple of chain links.
So i used Araldite Rapid for everything and its made for a nice strong bond.
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