I guess this should've come before the priming article but I misplaced the charger to my camera and I'm forced to work with whatever pictures I have.
Any other blogger would've just said "awww screw it" and blog another day but noooo...not this one. I am fearless! I am unstoppable!
An unstoppable blogger wouldnt have misplaced his charger in the first place. Luckily I do have pics of when I assembled Mulg! This isnt going to be a full fledged tutorial but I thought it would be good to let ya know what you might be getting into if you get him.
Mulg is a character beast from Privateer Press' Hordes line. He belongs to the Trollbloods faction and when I say that this thing is a beast I'm not kidding. For a currently all metal line of minis this guy has one of the most impressive feel and heft to him. He's a good chunk of metal right there and knowing that, he can be a pain to assemble.
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| Initial cleaning and prepping. Filing and washing off of mold release happens here |
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| I score the areas where pieces meet with an Xacto knife. This serves to help the glue and greenstuff cling better |
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| I always have some water handy when working with greenstuff. I often mix the putty and keep them in water until im ready to use them |
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| Applying the putty |
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| After joining the two torso pieces I trim off the excess green stuff |
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| The inside of Mulg's hollow torso. I used more greenstuff to reinforce the join |
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| Pinning! Ill probably do a pinning article later. |
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| Mulg's arms were really heavy so instead of one big pin that may break and pivot later i used 3 smaller pins in a triangle formation for a stronger join. Lining it up wasn't as hard as i thought it would be. |
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| There was a big gap in his left shoulder that needed filling |
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| The beast unleashed (or at least partially assembled) |
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