This kit (Sacred Band) is really weird in other ways too:
- It's mono-pose. 4 poses with 2 different heads each, that's it. (There's also commander parts.) You get 3 sprues in the box and need minimum 12 models for a regiment, so you'll have identicals unless you convert stuff.
- They're really swole compared to other City States infantry and don't have helmets (except the commander)
- 2 parts are swapped in the assembly guide so everyone clips out the wrong piece
Para Bellum: We've marked the pose number on each part!
The part:
(Note: I have smallish hands)
Hey there #warhammercommunity,
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Hey @warhammercommunity and @nerdlings,
Do any of you know of any #miniatures and/or #wargames related blogs I should be following?
Please bombard me with suggestions.
I enjoy, *but am not limited to*: #Battletech #Warhammer40k #AgeOfSigmar #ConquestTLAoK #Shatterpoint #Frostgrave #Stargrave #Malifaux #InfinityN5 and #MCP
My exciting hobby haul news is that over the last little while I've acquired a lot of #ConquestTLAOK #miniatures, just whatever looks nice. I find their aesthetic refreshing. The designs show some restraint; detailed enough to give each model a distinct character, but not overwhelmingly so. (The larger scale helps.)
Archon Studios (the Dungeons&Lasers folks) manufacture the plastic so I'm used to working with it too. Don't know about the resin models.
