Hurdergaryp wrote:The Huskar Social Union wrote:Very fidgety and awkward in my experience. Though thats mainly with third party models. Only done like one or two GW ones.
Im putting together some Victoria Miniatures minis at the moment and its just awkward lol but im also heavy handed as fuck. Especially cutting the arms back a bit to put their las rifles in
Resin does tend to break easier than regular plastics, but at least you are not putting together a multi-part pewter 6mm scale BattleMech manufactured by Iron Wind Metals. Those are apparently a training in advanced masochism to put together.
A few of the resin miniatures I have purchased from Forge World:
1. The first one, Captain Culln of the Red Scorpions. I purchased it at the Forge World store directly, but the only one they had was warped, so they offered to mail me another one at no extra charge. A month later it arrived... terribly warped.
2. A Vulture Gunship... not long before the plastic Valkyrie came out, and the Vulture became a lot cheaper. It arrived with a massive hole in the underside of the cockpit, the frame of which was twisted.
3. The most recent one, a little Squiggoth. It required so much filing and green stuff to get the pieces to fit together, and filing resin is not exactly safe.
I am also reminded of a joke - back when Necrons received their reboot, people would say 'Necron staffs are bent/broken', referring both to their in-game rules and the fact that the resin staffs were awfully fragile.