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So, I got my Thunder (Misaki) crew set a couple of weeks ago. I was so thrilled to see the quality of the plastic. Most of my kit went together like a dream, once I found the color coded picture grouping the parts by model. The exception, however, was the Torakage. The one with the ball and chain type weapon had the ball snapped off 5 or 6 links up the chain, which I was able to repair. Unfortunately, when I attempted to clip out the left arm of the kama wielding Torakage (the one in the middle of the trio on the back of the box), it was rendered completely useless. I take responsibility for that - I'm new to this, stuff happens. So, I used the Contact Wyrd functionality, and all they could offer me was a "if something strange happens and we happen to have this part, we'll put you on the will-call list". So, this game, which I purchased custom bases for all my minis so far (and already bought Mr Graves, the Armor, and Yamaziko) and been practicing trial paint schemes and working on learning to paint yellow on some old space marines - one of the core miniatures I own is missing an arm, and the only replacement option is to purchase another entire crew box? I don't have anyone who really wants Misaki etc and doesn't also want the Torakage, so I'm stuck. I'm just posting this in case some one else has another solution. My attempts to resolve the issue with Wyrd were quickly exhuasted and left me quite discouraged. -
So, this miniature has a very special significance to me and my fiancee, Nicole. First, a little backstory. About 4 years ago, Nicole was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. She struggled through the high-intensity chemotherapy treatments for 3 years before finally being declared in full remission. Fast forward to just recently. One of the people who follow my site offered me the chance to paint up a Malifaux crew for the "Clash for a Cure" charity event in Waco, Texas. I decided to do the color scheme in honor of Nicole (and at her request, to myself - she's just that kind of person!) The color for Leukemia awareness is Orange, and the caretaker color is Purple. I hope you enjoy it. You can see some more of my stuff on my Facebook site. https://www.facebook.com/pages/StudioSFS/128243560665352
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From the album: Keranis' Ten Thunders
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From the album: Keranis' Ten Thunders
