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Egyptian Undead for Hott

Arcane Legion only has two poses for the undead infantry but I went ahead and based them as spears for an Egyptian Undead Hott army. The figures are a bit taller than the average 1/72 figure ( they'll be used with Caesar Miniatures Egyptians) but are surprisingly thicker in limbs. The detail is weak, especially on the faces. The plastic acts a bit weird because even careful cutting and trimming with a sharp craft knife doesn't seem to agree with the plastic and you end up with burrs and extra threads. Even the "feel" of the material seems wrong, especially if you're used to cleaning mold lines and such from hard and soft plastic figures.




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  1. JohnMOctober 16, 2011 at 10:09 AM

    I agree with you on the plastic, it's a strange dense hard-soft plastic (if that makes sense).

    Even smells quite strong too.

    In spite of that they are very nice figures.

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  2. OminsaOvio_yuMay 25, 2022 at 4:53 AM

    OminsaOvio_yu Bei Howard Here
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