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Most plastic figures don't come with assembly instructions. OMG! I have a simple level Gundam model on my table. It didn't have instructions! The more basic level of this model did. I bought this one to be the "commander" … the troops will have to wait. Also, this is one of the main reasons I prefer to buy other people's job lots of assembledish and paintedish minis and convert the snot out of them (price and challenge being the other two). Assembling nine Necron weapons off the sprue cured me of wanting to buy NIB Necrons for the next decode or so … |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
cut parts close to the sprue to avoid cleaning | 20 | 6% |  |
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gain proficiency through experience | 19 | 6% | |
match all parts before assembly | 47 | 15% | |
read the instructions first | 35 | 11% | |
remove seams | 24 | 8% | |
scrape mold lines with a scalpel | 25 | 8% | |
use an assembly line process | 25 | 8% | |
use plastic cement (bottle cement) | 37 | 12% | |
use quality sprue cutters | 38 | 12% | |
work on similar figures as a group | 15 | 5% | |
all of these tips | 18 | 6% | |
none of these/no opinion | 5 | 2% | |
this is ridiculous | 0 | 0% | |
not my cup of tea | 6 | 2% | |
| POLL IS CLOSED |
| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
I just did 56 Victrix Napoleonic Austrians, and am starting a box of 40+ Perry Prussians. Took three multi-hour sessions to complete, and I tried to streamline the process. Just glued to base for now, so still have to level the bases with a ground cover before priming. Lots of work, honestly. Poll set up by |
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