Tabletop Scenics KROMLECH ORC BOOMKILLA DEFFSTOMPER BODY, Construction Manual

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ORC BOOMKILLA DEFFSTOMPER BODY

CONSTRUCTION GUIDE

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This guide will run you through the basic techniques and methods required to prepare, clean up and assemble HDF model. 

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SAFETY FIRST

Tools used in preparation of a HDF model require additional attention when used. Make sure to work with good quality instruments. 

Sharp blades and clippers’ cutting bit require less force to operate - when putting too much strength in cutting, the blade may break or 

slide and cause serious injury. Breathing mask is recommended when using files, sandpaper, or modelling saw to avoid inhaling the dust. 

KROMLECH DOES NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR IMPROPER USE OF TOOLS AND ACCIDENTS DURING THE ASSEMBLY PROCESS.

ASSEMBLING HDF STRUCTURES

1.  Before assembling your model please read through all the instructions carefully.
2.  Prepare all the tools needed for the job. Modelling knife is required to safely remove the parts from the frame - do not push them out force

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fully as they can be easily damaged. 

3.  Remove only the parts required for the instruction step you are currently in. After the removal, it is recommended to sand the tabs and 

possible roughnesses left after cutting from the frame.

4.  For gluing the parts together use cyanoacrylate glue or PVA. PVA glue gives more time for altering the position of the elements, while cy

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anoacrylate allows for a faster assembly. Always remember to dry fit beforehand, to check if all joints fit correctly. 

5.  Before painting the model, undercoat it with acrylic spray paint to protect the model from absorbing the water when using water-soluble 

paints. Give it plenty time to dry. Afterwards, you can basecoat the model with your standard hobby paints.