A note about construction: The instructions default to the Toxicrene in the rearing up position, with one claw on a unlucky Terminator and the other claw up. The model can also be built with a lower pose. This is descriped in tiny print on the cover of the instructions. I'll admit I did not notice them until after I had assembled the body. Good thing I wanted the default pose.
It is important to let the arm sockets dry before attaching the tentacle arms. Otherwise they may push in and that is no fun. Alternatively, you could leave the head off so you can put your finger on the socket and hold it in place while you glue the tentacle arms on.
The fallen Terminator is a really nice touch and I can't decide if I am going to put it under the Toxicrene's claw or on a base by itself and use it as an objective.
With a Dreadnought for scale |
The Hive Mind Hungers
Now with even more Tentacles!
Those are some crazy tentacles. Did you glue or magnetize them on. I've seen people magnetizing them for the sole reason they can be swung up when on the table, so you can actually move the model around!
ReplyDeleteYeah, they take up a bit of space. I toyed with the idea of magnets, but went with glue.
ReplyDeleteI may end up pulling them off and remounting them so they are not as in the way.
Gotta love the Tentacles.
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That is some alien tentacle beauty right there. :)
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