Tonight I got the Fell beast done. There were some gaps on the wings and tail but I hauled out the Greenstuff and filled the last gaps this evening.

Now to be honest, I printed this at 90% size. You cannot really tell until you add the rider. He is now a bit on the small side but I reckoned built in evil and malice need not be in a giant.
I also got these six wraiths stuck onto bases. I really should have done some painting but I am knackered.

And finally, this was a little worrying when I saw it in the shed this evening…

Now to be up front these cans are pretty ancient, but I have never seen seepage like this before. It Han bubbled out all around the bottom join.
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Very cool “beasty”, but very worrying can! Never seen that before.
Cheers Roger.
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Agree with Roger! 🙂 I’m sure Big Beastie and The Wraiths should be a band though!
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Looking great. Yuk with the can! I would save it to use as a hand grenade come the zombie apocalypse. I hear it has reached John O’Groats but they might be just confusing the locals.
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Luckily we are on an island, but to be fair the council has over 300 people off with Covid so I reckon we are buggered.
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Impressive print job… looks very imposing.
Never hada can leak on me either … pretty sure some of the oldest ones in the shed are OK after 20+ years….
Cheers,
Pete.
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Now that is a beast! And what a crazy can seepage! That reminds me that I have a few these sitting on a laundry shelf that I should probably dispose of! I quit using rattle can primers after I picked up an airbrush.
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I had that happen on some old Plastic Soldier Company spray cans. Never seen it otherwise. Haven’t bought any PSC stuff since, though…
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Never seen that before in all my years! my problem is the gas running out before the contents!
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