Community approach the metal miniaturses

Discussion in 'News' started by Foux, Aug 6, 2024.

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Forum's approach to metal minis

  1. I'd pay more for metal minis

  2. I prefer metal, but will buy cheaper mini

  3. I prefer new "plastic" (Unicool) minis

  4. I like metal, but prefer hard plastic (no siocast)

  5. I don't care

  6. I prefer as is (small in metal and big in "plastic")

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  1. chromedog

    chromedog Less than significant minion

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    If the flame is so close to you that you are singeing hairs, then it's too close to the plastic as well. It's more of a "brushing with heat" than anything else - I have a little butane powered soldering iron/blowtorch (like a thick pencil in size) that I use.
     
  2. Phototoxin

    Phototoxin Active Member

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    I have to admit I'm a bit nervous instead of looking forward to getting my O-Yoroi :S
    I know wyrd (malifaux people) can do small injection moulded sprues for things ranging from yudbot sized to tag sized. I guess it's a different type of sculpting/design skills which could be a barrier. People paying metal prices for an *inferior* product doesn't sit well :S
     
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  3. chromedog

    chromedog Less than significant minion

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    If you wanted to learn the technique, do it the same way you would learn many other techniques - use a scrap piece of the material (the Marut had a couple of sprue bits like this, with other parts attached to it).
     
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