That's my fault for not updating in so longfaust_33 wrote:I had forgotten about the skill tabs part.
I did get a couple of cuts alright!faust_33 wrote:I don't know that I would trust myself to do that.
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That's my fault for not updating in so longfaust_33 wrote:I had forgotten about the skill tabs part.
I did get a couple of cuts alright!faust_33 wrote:I don't know that I would trust myself to do that.
More my fault for being old! I think it just triggered something in my head when I read magnets + bases, and how I was trying to come up with a magnetized storage solution.nyahoi wrote:That's my fault for not updating in so longfaust_33 wrote:I had forgotten about the skill tabs part.
Uh oh. I've been thinking it would be funny to collect 'war wound' stories. Not sure if I would just make a post on this forum or do it through my blog, but it would be interesting to hear people's experiences.nyahoi wrote:I did get a couple of cuts alright!faust_33 wrote:I don't know that I would trust myself to do that.
There'd be some scary pics in that threadfaust_33 wrote: Uh oh. I've been thinking it would be funny to collect 'war wound' stories. Not sure if I would just make a post on this forum or do it through my blog, but it would be interesting to hear people's experiences.
Thanks nyahoi! I would probably try to combine any strippers with the ultrasonic bath. At first I didn't think it was doing much of anything, but after remembering how much time it used to take, I'd say it helps a lot.nyahoi wrote:Nice write up! We don't them here in Ireland unfortunately. Fairy Power Spray was our go-to until they changed it's formula. AFAIK it's pretty much just Dettol or IPA for safely stripping styrene now.
Not currently as I'm just working through getting them back to their previous state. I'll post new pics once I've reached further steps.bound for glory wrote:Any new pictures?
Agreed, much nicer than the Gouged Eye team symbols that came with the latest models. I'm curious where the numbers/letters sprue is from as well. Thinking that's a better way to go than the water slide decals.Reedar wrote:Very impressive dedication to detail here. I’m enjoyed watching this take shape.
Out of interest where did you get the sprue of numbers/letters from?
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Reedar
Half of the team is fully primed and varnished. The second is sitting with it's first coat of primer, waiting a few days until the next. As I wait on them I'm carrying on with getting the first half ready for paint. Just glued the sand to their bases yesterday, and will be sealing it with a watery PVA wash either tonight or tomorrow.Axtklinge wrote:Paint brush already in the work, or still waiting for the primer to set?
These ones I got are from 'greenstuffworld' as they were the cheapest I could find in 2mm. (link here). Some Blood bowl related sites like 'Comixininos' or 'impactminiatures' sell them, but they're available from a few other modelling sites too. A bit pricey, but if you changed some letters to represent '1' (such as 'I' or 'T'), then a sprue will cover two full teams.Reedar wrote:Out of interest where did you get the sprue of numbers/letters from?
I used 2mm on these as I wanted to play it safe. 'Plastruct' interestingly also manufacture them using exactly the same mould!Stout Youngblood wrote:The number sprues are from Slater's. Believe you want the 3mm size. Impact used to sell them but no longer see them on their site.
https://slatersplastikard.com/plastikard/alphabets.php