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Sprues and Glue: Basing Your Models

November 2016·pp. 122–123

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The basing workshop starts with safely removing slot tabs and attaching models to modern sculpted bases. It then arranges compatible pieces from detail kits, using Drycha’s ruined Arcanabulum as an example and filling the surrounding joins to integrate the scenery.

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