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Nyarlathotep

TinySouls Imp

From Zordana, one of the Australian Golden Demon winners.

She finally got her logo cast.



They're available to buy, but I don't know if I should put a linky here....
Dark Lord

Why don't you put a link here and THERE?

Seriously though, it's a good looking fig. I have to say it though...metal base? blech! But other than that VERY SMALL (no pun intended) problem the mini is top notch!
Nyarlathotep

Dark Lord wrote:
Why don't you put a link here and THERE?

Seriously though, it's a good looking fig. I have to say it though...metal base? blech! But other than that VERY SMALL (no pun intended) problem the mini is top notch!


I guess Hasslefree did the green, and Eureka the casting.

I feel the same about the metal base, I have the same problem with a lot of Reaper's figs....

Still, nothing a file and an hour couldn't fix.



Oh, and the link?

It's here.
Draco

Can't you just glue it on a base? Then add some green stuff to cover up the base and add grass or whatever you think sutes you for your theme?
lahatiel

Nyarlathotep wrote:
Still, nothing a file and an hour couldn't fix.



Oh, and the link?

It's here.


Get a Dremel, or similar rotary tool! I hate the molded-on bases as well and wish Reaper would switch their DHL line to slotta (they won't), but ever since I started actually using the rotary tool I bought so long ago then never touched, I can't believe I waited this long! And I just got a cheap kit from Target, and it's been wonderful.

Also, I doubt the posting of a link for this figure is any sort of problem, considering that this "Non-Impact! minis" section's description on the main page reads:

Quote:
Post your minis from other manufacturers here if you think they suit - especially the independent companies. The more we help each other, the better.
Lychanthrope

I use a Dremel for the rough removal, then clean up with a file. Works pretty good.
Xtreme

With a mini that is this small just glue it to the base and when you do your basing it will look like he is standing on it, rather then in it.
sjmiller

I must be in a minority of one here, because I don't like the slotta-base design. Never have liked it. Heck, I remember when it came out, and didn't like it then. I've had more problems with slotta-bases not fitting, not staying glued, breaking, warping, or becoming lost before they are glued on, then I have ever had with other types of bases.

It's a lot harder to add a base to a figure than it is to take one off.
Lychanthrope

I've never had a problem with them coming off. I thick CA the fig to the base then after that dries I green stuff the slot. They never come out.
sjmiller

Lychanthrope wrote:
I thick CA the fig to the base then after that dries I green stuff the slot.
Pardon my ignorance, but CA? Contact Adhesive? Not an acronym I recognize in this context.
Nyarlathotep

sjmiller wrote:
Lychanthrope wrote:
I thick CA the fig to the base then after that dries I green stuff the slot.
Pardon my ignorance, but CA? Contact Adhesive? Not an acronym I recognize in this context.


Cyano-Acrylate. Commonly known as SuperGlue, KrazyGlue, Zap Glue, etc...
Lychanthrope

Yup. I buy it from an RC hobby shop. They sell generic CA in thin, medium, and thick. I use medium or thick. Zap a Gap also works. Just cost a little more.

EDIT: Not trying to be rude, but just in case, RC - Radio Control. (Cars, boats and planes.)
sjmiller

Lychanthrope wrote:
EDIT: Not trying to be rude, but just in case, RC - Radio Control. (Cars, boats and planes.)
That one I actually knew, but thanks! I guess I do not know the terms used in modelling and painting mainly due to the fact I am allergic to most paints (in their liquid form) and tend to avoid them.
Nyarlathotep

The local hobby shop (You've been there, Lychanthrope) has a CA glue with rubber additive. Stuff is awesome, the rubber adds flex to the glue so minis can handle a little bit of knocking about without breaking apart.

It's pretty pricey, though, and I've never made it through an entire bottle of it without it going off.

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