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El Queso Grande Complete

The Stompa build is complete.  I've got nothing really to add to what I've already said except that I kind of half-assed the OSL and treated this thing kind of like a piece of terrain overall.  It's a big monster and I am only willing to put so much time into it.

Having said that, I'm quite proud of it overall and look forward to games featuring it in the future.  Now I just need to get some custom foam made for him as he is still a lot more fragile than a regular model and he'll also be quite susceptible to dust cling.  I'll probably put him in a plastic grocery bag to keep the dust off.

I won the model at Adepticon 2013 during Boota Town, so a big thanks to MightyTim and the Freebootaz.



















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  1. Philip VogelsbergOctober 23, 2014 at 7:09 PM

    How could this have no comments?! This thing is amazing. A true one-of-a-kind, just like a proppa' ork monstrosity should be. Job's a good 'un!

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  2. AnonymousNovember 13, 2014 at 9:32 PM

    there is nothing i dislike about your gargant so it's a 5/5 Morks Teef, +sure beats my sprue gargant [though i still have loads to do on mine] http://kritical-overwatch-gamers.blogspot.com.au/2014/10/samuss-gargant.html

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