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Requiem Testprints! And a BONUS model!

🕑 Added 2021-03-31 23:59:16 +0000 UTC

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Goroxx

For joining big parts, I gave up using superglue and use a 2 part epoxy (JB Kwik Weld, in my case).

Glitterwolf

Putty to fill gaps or sculpt like Green Stuff can also be used to create a strong bond. I use a tiny blob of Green Stuff and apply a little drop of superglue to attach parts like hands or weapons to the models. Make sure that blob is tiny so it won't spill out when pressing the parts together, once dry it will be permanent. You can use superglue alone but I found that with heavy parts or stuff that takes a lot of stress/have very small contact points, this method works fine. You can also use Procreate or a similar putty, just mix it well.

victor rangel

Anyone know of any puddy thats Great for attaching parts permanently.

Dustan Archer

The putty I use for my photos (like those above) is blu-tac. It's just temporary for the photos and for display purposes and easily removable! Sometimes too easily. =D

Jesse White

Do any of the other models have a way to give them the banner mounted on their back like the hero?

Artisan Guild

yes, in the standalone. You will need to attach it to an empty fist as it's the Hero back Banner

Artisan Guild

thanks for telling me, I'm dropping a message to their skype NOW :)

SnuggleDumpling

What is the putty you are using for joints? Does it bond a d then dry and chip off or is it impermanent?

Mike Suica

This is my favorite release so far. Those shields are so dope. Feel like they could even sport as a 40k bladeguard substitute, black templars maybe? Also, so much use in this one for my D&D campaign. Thank you!

Jesse White

Is there a banner option for the troops or knights?

Markus Jorissen

Nicely done! These will be printed ASAP! Hope that mmf delivers this time... Still waiting for the updated demons. No answer yet. Seems customer service is not that important to them.

Wow...those look great