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Blog Look upon My works, ye mighty, and despair... A tomb kings project

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50+ undead, 3 chariots, 1 warsphinx. 4.5-5 hours into thier soak.

Issue 1: Alot had varnish so I'm expecting a re-soak.

Issue 2: we had some feet clippage particularly on the ancient thin skeletons from what I think is 2nd edition. I'll betackling this with basing or brown polymer putty (brownstuff?)
 
Lord-Marcus said:
50+ undead, 3 chariots, 1 warsphinx. 4.5-5 hours into thier soak.

Issue 1: Alot had varnish so I'm expecting a re-soak.

Issue 2: we had some feet clippage particularly on the ancient thin skeletons from what I think is 2nd edition. I'll betackling this with basing or brown polymer putty (brownstuff?)
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Just glue them on the base then pva around the feet add sand it will look like they are rising from the grave.
 
Lord-Marcus said:
50+ undead, 3 chariots, 1 warsphinx. 4.5-5 hours into thier soak.

Issue 1: Alot had varnish so I'm expecting a re-soak.
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What is your paint stripping process? I picked up a couple armies second hand that were painted and would love to repaint them.
 
So, y'all, decisions:

5 more sphinxes ( I have 2)

Or ushabti hordes

Or catapult battery (5)

Or more infantry?

Or chariots?
 
cwood92 said:
Thanks! So just an all purpose cleaner and a tooth brush? Do you soak your models or just spray and scrub?

Also for your question I'd love to see some sphinxes.
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Soak them. Metal models 8 hours, plastics 24 hours, then scrub with a manual toothbrush and warm water
 
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