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Yo I actually super dig the look of it, it looks like a perfect set piece as a casualty of the battlefield.
this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2023
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It really does. And it has the added authenticity of being naturally damaged as opposed to assembled to resemble damage, which can look really fake.
"I bent my wookie" energy
Have you stopped laughing?
Please help me, my dog is very sick.
With The Laughing Sickness too? This is serious. Stay where you are as it makes incinerating your block easier.
Post stickied for your dog.
Thots and pears.
I gotta ask, did you use model glue when assembling, or super glue?
I see what you're getting at. Yes, I used superglue.
Well that explains it then.
Looks cool, maybe let it be like that, paint some rust and use it as terrain decoration? Let it be a happy mistake
I think we've got to assume this is the result of a Tzeentchian plot...
After getting badly owned by my own hubris, I really should start collecting Thousand Sons.
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You should definitely assemble a new scene with this one as a casualty on the ground! It looks very naturally damaged.
These are the occasions that make you strong
Edit: what a shame, you have an eye for the smallest details. Did you try re-assembling him?
Well the paint job looks outstanding.