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  2. Suffering from dead HDD issues... makes spending time on the B&C somewhat difficult :(
  3. If you're worried about your english i'll gladly proof read and lend a hand where possible. Same offer goes out to anybody really, just PM me first so we can arrange something and make sure i don't get bombarded with too many :) Al
  4. No exams for me, just oodles of coursework to get done for the end of May. Throw an MSc level dissertation on top of that and i'm finding myself stretched rather thin at the moment. I'll need time to relax though and have been toying with many little successor ideas for years, perhaps this is the motivation i need to flesh them out? lets hope so :rolleyes: Speaking of the LPC... will this count towards fulfilling my obligation to the librarium? Having failed three times i am somewhat in debt! Al
  5. I'll have a think and see what i can come up with. Not making any promises though - You had to pick a month where i've got umpteenmillion things to do at uni, didn't you? :P Al
  6. Hi Doghouse, I had something to ask but can't remeber for the life of me what it was... never mind. It'll come to me later. I did this technique myself a while ago (when the new DA kits came out and i had spare termi legs), i think this was about the same time as you were inventing it. Here's a tip i thought i'd share: If you are going to model robes out of GS onto your model, you can use a straight marine torso. When you model on the robes you bulk up the body enough around the shoulders and waist so as it looks in scale. Al EDIT: i remembered! With using vaseline, i'm guessing you de-grease the model before priming? What do you use to do this?
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