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I've done two different ones. The first was a cheap set of toy bats that I'd repainted and modified slightly. The other was a difficult variation of the ghoul bats taking the mantic ghouls/zombie parts and using the reaper Dragon Man conversion kit wings and tails...
Ah, wasn't quite sure which you were going for...I know a few people who have a force based on the older stuff there. I think there may be some in the old AT-43 and possibly in the Dust lines
Take some thin plastic or thicker card (Cereal Box cardboard works well, wood tends to be difficult at that thickness), cut it to the size of the cover, then take small pieces of toothpick, you want two sections and put them on either side of the center (Make sure they're the same length as your...
One of the best tools to have is an ultrasonic scrubber, you can fill it with simple green or whatever you wish to use as well. I don't own one myself, but a friend has one that he also uses to clean the parts of his airbrush and make a few bucks cleaning jewelery he finds for cheap and...
It actually works rather well for copper and brass as well, just paint the metallics heavier. It's what I used here however, if you're trying to make wood look like metal, make sure to heavily seal it first because the mix doesn't quite end up looking right
Get some wire, twist up the core, then coat it with hot glue to add a more tree like shape and expand the roots to look right...if you do that on a piece of parchment, the glue won't stick, then use the normal 50/50 glue water mixture normally used for flock and use it on the tree, wrapping it...
Just as an FYI, the red dragon you painted, that's from the WotC Dungeons and Dragons: Wrath of Ashardalon board game, the middle game of their Adventure System trio.
One thing that could work is to essentially raid the Necrons for parts. Clockwork automatons being churned out by some rogue engineer. Ditch the direct skeletals for necrons, modify them for a more pseudo-medieval look with blades and such. Mix and match pieces with the zombies and more of them...
It's not an always solution, but there are times that it does work. Especially if there was some moisture trapped in the joint when they put it together. It you weren't worried about the paint job, an ultra sonic cleaner tends to work rather well for the entire thing and sometimes works on...
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