ModellingWD 316 · pp. 26–27
An illustrated parts guide separates the shared body from the heads, weapons and accessories that establish a Giant’s allegiance. The assembly sequence joins groin, front torso, back and rump before attaching the completed legs. Once that core is secure, the modeller can choose a coherent identity or combine details to personal taste. The guide makes a large, crowded frame easier to approach without prescribing one finished version.
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ModellingWD 316 · pp. 46–49
The vehicle workshop focuses on the clean curves that make mould lines and careless trimming especially visible on Tau kits. Removable stands, commanders and interchangeable weapons offer practical ways to personalize the finished model. A geometric Piranha painting sequence contrasts with Chad Mierzwa’s stippled, masked Hammerhead camouflage. The interior receives its own pale finish, showing how attention beneath the hull can complement the exterior scheme.
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ModellingWD 316 · pp. 46–47
Leaving a small sprue remnant before trimming prevents damage to the smooth hull surfaces. Pinning a flying stand allows removal, and separately painted crew remain easier to reach than a fully fixed commander. Illustrated positions identify sensor spines, seekers, drones and smart missiles while leaving room for personal placement. Pins also permit the main turret weapon to be exchanged, provided moving or removable parts are recognized before glue is applied.
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