


Trying to buy red scorpions minis
Can’t find 3d prints of these bad boys anywhere and can only find the original for like 200$!!! Is this website dark minis trustworthy. desperate.



Can’t find 3d prints of these bad boys anywhere and can only find the original for like 200$!!! Is this website dark minis trustworthy. desperate.
Hello I’m pretty new to 40k, atleast the mini collection aspect of it. One of the main reasons I got into it was the stunning and beautiful art of the IP, especially the early eldar pieces. Anyways I’m basically just here to ask what boxes and paints to buy to get eldar that look exactly like the ones in these arts. I know the first one is a striking scorpion but when I look them up I can’t find one with the dope ass sword. I don’t care about rules or gameplay whatsoever, just painting.
Please give me this exact helmet, but without the stupid Mohawk piece. I’ve been wishing for a round vox piece MK.7 helmet for a while now and of course the monkey paw curls and it gets a stupid Mohawk on top. I DONT WANT TO USE THE ANGULAR MK7 I want to use the round one .
It’s so addicting for some reason. I also jsut think the game needs more cutscenes In general, crazy take I know, but they are what I like most about this game.
It says whoever drew it had a mechanical arm and there is faint traces of Efervon, something exclusive to 1999.
I saw a post mentioning what the point of APAS was, so I’m gonna give my interpretation of the metaphor for APAS. Throughout both games, we hear about the rope and the stick, rope to pull people together, stick to push them apart. In Higgs, we see an extreme example of a stick, someone who revels in chaos, wanting to bring the complete destruction of society, and in DS2 humanity altogether. In APAS 4000, we see the negative sides of too extreme of a rope, wanting to bring all of humanity together, living in a forever purgatory in a digital prison, all for the greater good of it survival. APAS has good intentions, trying to save humanity from the death stranding ,but ultimately it ignores ethics to achieve the greater good, leading to something harsh, and our first example of a true negative rope.