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8th January 2012 19:13 #1
Cutting warrior heads off the sprue.
How do you do it without ruining the head?
It seems GW wanted to make it as awkward as possible to cut them off well, two connecting bits on either side of the face on the curvy bit that needs to be done perfectly or the whole thing is ruined.
You can't even sand down any mistakes you make either 'cus it's on a tiny tiny curve.
I wish they made it like the heads of the immortals where it is just a simple cut over a flat surface...
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8th January 2012 19:49 #2
sprue cutters ---> exacto ---> fine sand paper
AND a steady hand and calm attitude
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8th January 2012 21:14 #3
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8th January 2012 22:13 #4
Exacto is a brand of hobby knife.
W/L/D (1v1/)
Eldar- 22/2/2
Necrons- 4/2/0
The best of men can swallow victory with the same taste as defeat.
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9th January 2012 02:38 #5
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9th January 2012 02:49 #6
^^ That is an exacto. Hahaha.
W/L/D (1v1/)
Eldar- 22/2/2
Necrons- 4/2/0
The best of men can swallow victory with the same taste as defeat.
http://aeviaan.com/
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10th January 2012 11:13 #7
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10th January 2012 23:06 #8
I use wire cutters seeing as they're less dangerous **cough, cough** Cryage.
and they work just fine.
Imperial Guard: 3700pts Necrons: 2500pts (1915pts painted)
"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his." -George S. Patton
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11th January 2012 03:19 #9
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