"WTJ British Dockyards are hard at work!" Topic

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dragon6	04 Aug 2014 10:17 p.m. PST
Very nice. Are the turrets separate pieces? If you've seen Shapeways Frosted Ultra Detail how do the WTJ compare? In my opinion Shapeways current FUD is not as good as the early FUD models, more stair step. Also Shapeways uses wax to fill in the stair steps and it doesn't take paint well. How well do the WTJ models take paint?

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