Tau battleforce assembly, part 1
Jan. 21st, 2007 11:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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kbrighton and I got together to start constructing our Warhammer 40,000 armies. I had a Crisis Suit Commander and the Tau Battleforce boxed set to put together. Out of 37 models, I got 20 of them done before I ran out of superglue.
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Everything that I have done so far, in all its unpainted glory.
My commander. Don't be fooled by his apparent size; he's surprisingly tiny.
(Click image for full size)
A close up on some of my Fire Warriors. I'm really pleased with how just a few slight variations in arm and leg poses, in the right combinations, leaves you with a very varied and dynamic looking force. Seems a lot less static than the figs in the game back when I was in college.
My Devilfish, which will be busy carrying around those Fire Warriors. Officially the biggest figure/vehicle I've put together for 40k. Pay no attention to the ugly looking join lines; those have mostly been sanded down.
I still have 4 more gun drones, 12 kroot, and a crisis suit to put together, but those can wait until I can stock back up on superglue. After that, I get to embark upon the journey of painting them.
EDIT: One thing I don't like about this LJ layout - it truncates photos width-wise. Have to see what I can do about that.
kbrighton and I got together to start constructing our Warhammer 40,000 armies. I had a Crisis Suit Commander and the Tau Battleforce boxed set to put together. Out of 37 models, I got 20 of them done before I ran out of superglue.
(Click image for full size)
Everything that I have done so far, in all its unpainted glory.
My commander. Don't be fooled by his apparent size; he's surprisingly tiny.
(Click image for full size)
A close up on some of my Fire Warriors. I'm really pleased with how just a few slight variations in arm and leg poses, in the right combinations, leaves you with a very varied and dynamic looking force. Seems a lot less static than the figs in the game back when I was in college.
My Devilfish, which will be busy carrying around those Fire Warriors. Officially the biggest figure/vehicle I've put together for 40k. Pay no attention to the ugly looking join lines; those have mostly been sanded down.
I still have 4 more gun drones, 12 kroot, and a crisis suit to put together, but those can wait until I can stock back up on superglue. After that, I get to embark upon the journey of painting them.
EDIT: One thing I don't like about this LJ layout - it truncates photos width-wise. Have to see what I can do about that.