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ozmo

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  1. Mixed bag for me. Upgrades make the game more complicated but a lot of the rule clean and and simplification has been good. Overall looking forward to it
  2. Bert Jebsen today 9-10 pieces. Three for the head and three for the gun. I love the details on new minis, like how light they are but the amount of pieces is just excessive
  3. Dropping the Oiran hand on the floor for the 3rd time tonight was awesome.. well not really Posability is great but trimming the excess of a piece which is 2mm^3 is driving me crazy
  4. This topic has probably come up before but I wanted to put in my 2cents. Some of the plastic sprues have a crazy amount of parts. Wyrd models have always been a little thinner than PP and GW models and the need to remove large amount of parts from a sprue and clean up the connections greatly increases the chance of damage to one or more of the parts. The plastic Vanessa model comes in 8 parts! three, maybe four I could see but 8 separate parts seems silly. new Hoffman avatar, 18 or so parts, it just doesn't seem necessary. Is this a new industry norm?
  5. Very nice, the hair looks especially nice
  6. Great write up. Definitely plan on giving Molly a second look
  7. I personally think Kang is better point for point but that's just me. He's quite good if he can get there...
  8. I use P3 almost exclusively with the except of some of the gold/bronze metallics. In my experience those are not good.
  9. Hi, Looking to build a TT crew and am hard pressed to see when Ototo will be better than Kang. Can anyone help me out with that. Kang's healing is free and will on avg net more health than a healing flig, the defensive trigger is quite nice and combat stats look a tiny bit better. Thanks
  10. Another question regarding Yan Lo, Except for the 3 ancestors in Storm of Shadows are there other ancestor models out there? I am quite excited about this master.
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