Orc blitzers (metal)
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Orc blitzers (metal)
Yesterday I started to work on my last orc miniatures. But I'm not sure what to do with the blitzers, so I hope someone can answer this.
On the blitzers, one arm is connected to the body by some extra metal. Should you remove this extra metal from the figure? If not, what colour do you use to paint it?
On the blitzers, one arm is connected to the body by some extra metal. Should you remove this extra metal from the figure? If not, what colour do you use to paint it?
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hummm
Considering what you said about your mini, I think it's a second ed' blitzer.
I think you should remove it
It will be nicer
I think you should remove it

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I guess its just a little 'bridge' (dunno whats the correct term...) that was used to let the metal flow into all parts of the miniature during the casting process. Just browse the GW-Pages to see, how the miniatures should look like.
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As far as i can see, they removed whatever metal parts between the arm and the body.
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As far as i can see, they removed whatever metal parts between the arm and the body.
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