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PoorOldSpike
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uncaptioned, looks like some sort of mass build
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Boff
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Whoever built that tall pink thing must have breathed in glue fumes for a bit too long.. :scared:
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PoorOldSpike
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Yeah and it might have helped him if he'd had the kit assembly diagram in front of him.
In fact none of them have got any instruction diagrams, not even the boxes with pictures on to use as a guide, spooky..
In fact none of them have got any instruction diagrams, not even the boxes with pictures on to use as a guide, spooky..
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AirborneBob
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looks like a mystery build..you get the sprues no directions and a timelimit..what is it? GO!!
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Appear to be dioramas .-
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McIvan
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Definitely Games Workshop stuff (Warhammer, Warhammer 40K)....at least, all that I can make out. They organise this sort of thing from time to time, along with mass campaigns published in their monthly magazine with results sent in by players who choose a side...aggregated and posted onto their websites. It's all quite slick.
Bloody expensive figures
Bloody expensive figures
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ACSpectre
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Still looks like an awful lot of pieces to be assembling without instructions.
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razorboy
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nothing sharp but wire cutters for the sprue visible either .. no sand paper, no hobby knifes, there are going to be some sprue buds and seams on that stuff!
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ACSpectre
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I guess it's more about the game than the quality of the figures.
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McIvan
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Looks like it for that group, but the quality of the figures is actually top notch, and the standard of painting you see at tourneys blows away the average modeller.
Have a browse through this: Coolminiornot. Most of the figures will be Warhammer or other Warhammer-style wargames.
Have a browse through this: Coolminiornot. Most of the figures will be Warhammer or other Warhammer-style wargames.
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ACSpectre
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You're right, those figures are very impressive.