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Lizardmen painting blog. ^^

What's your view on converted models?

  • It's thrifty, I like it!

    Votes: 35 74.5%
  • It's all right, but I prefer not to...

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • I don't convert, but I like watching conversions! :D

    Votes: 4 8.5%
  • I'd prefer to keep it more original but it's fine once in a while

    Votes: 7 14.9%
  • Absolutely not! Everyone who converts should die in a hole! >: (

    Votes: 1 2.1%

  • Total voters
    47
gary shamona said:
you're saying that like it's some kind of desease...i shall name it gappiolegatis. do not worry there is a cure get a couple of leaches... *notices no one is listening*
It's is highly contagious to plastic models and will often be noticed by a large gap in their legs.

A common cure is a Kneadatite known as 'Greenstuff'.
Easily applied and handled, available in your closest crafts store.
:smug:

Cheers!
 
hellbreaker said:
It's is highly contagious to plastic models and will often be noticed by a large gap in their legs.

A common cure is a Kneadatite known as 'Greenstuff'.
Easily applied and handled, available in your closest crafts store.
:smug:

Cheers!

But unfortunately, it is not isolated to plastics. This evil disease may have began with plastics, but it moved cross species when a certain unnamed plastic developed an unusual fetish and bonded with a metal. Their bonding immediately transferred the disease, which seems completely incurable and strikes metals faaar worse than it did in plastics. Nowadays, it is almost cured in plastics as witnessed with the recent perfectly fitting Space Hulk, unfortunately for Azhag the Slaughterer and his huge very holy Wyvern, there appears no such cure on the horizon for the poor metals.
 
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