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Converting a Daemonhost

March 2006·p. 122

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The Cherubael illustration inspires a bound creature assembled from Daemonhost legs and an Ungor upper body. Green Stuff disguises the joins and forms shackles, while inexpensive chain, brass rod, foil and paper supply restraints and devotional details. A plasticard plate anchors the chains. Paul spends two weeks on construction before painting, using carefully chosen simple materials to produce a distinctive narrative model.

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Paul Cocks Cherubael Daemonhost Mixed components Brass rod

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