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Agreed. I don't usually inquire about sales unless the price is listed. It's too time consuming.

I love vallejo alcohol base metals.

I now have the whole range and although they do resemble grey knights the gear options are pointing me toward vanilla marines.

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I've been playing Human Fall Flat. It's a little over a year old and has some extra content now. It's essentially a rag doll physics obstacle course. You are able to walk, jump and grab onto things. Each level consists of a series of obstacles that have one or more solutions. I recommend it for people who like physics-strategy, dexterity and puzzle solving. I like it because it isn't time sensitive nor does it penalize you for dying. The progress you lose is trivial. I recommend a control pad with two thumb sticks because camera control is crucial. It's a really fun game.

I have a compressor if you need. It's pretty loud but should do the trick.

Dooky biscuists.. I can't make it down. Sorry guys. I'

There is probably an easy solution for simple bases whereby you you just orient the current base on a 32mm disc and base around it. Highly decorative bases (which everyone should aspire to) would be a real pain.

I'd be interested in getting help with a 40k list.

So I got the figures. They are about marine-sized so now I need a stand in for terminator figures. Let me know if you see anything that looks promising.

So I've started putting these together and they aren't large enough to be terminators. I think they will need to count for ordinary marines instead. So, I need to find a figure to stand in for termies and I need to re assess army list choice to reflect this. Blood Angels seem like a good bet. Do the specialist marine forces still have access to vanilla marine gear for the most part?

Look at all the majesty!

A good option for saving cash is to buy the foam by itself and find a cheap deal on a pistol or rifle case. Many are virtually identical to game cases.

I would check Pretres thread on bartertown. He might have some second hand case bargain.

It never really worked well for me. It's difficult to assemble painted components. What I prefer is partial assembly. Attach legs and torso. Assemble arms if necessary and pin everything to a stick separately. Clean all flash and mold lines. Prime and paint on sticks. Scrape paint away from the portions where they are joined.