"15mm Armored Centaur Knights" Topic

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Sgt Slag	22 Nov 2019 11:55 a.m. PST
For future reference, Bill, try shimming the bases, to level the mini's. You stated that you textured the bases with spackle: just put the spackle on a bit thicker, to hid the shims, and the bases. At arm's length, no one will notice anything. Other than that, they look fantastic. Now they need to be bloodied, in battle! Get them on the table, or they're just a fantasy (pun/humor intended). They're not real toy soldiers until they've been in a fight, win or lose. Cheers!
Editor in Chief Bill	22 Nov 2019 12:02 p.m. PST
Or I could have used epoxy glue, and propped the figures upright until the glue hardened.

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