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My Frined ordered me an Ork Trukk off Amazon for $46. It was supposed to be hear Sunday, but they didn't attempt to deliver it then, so it didn't get here until Yesterday and my frined dropped it off today.

I just finished cutting out the pieces. Now the question is, should I put it together first, or Paint and prime the pieces and then put it together. Thoughts?

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warhammer 40k 176, ork 66, modle 4, war truck 1

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Published: 1 year, 9 months ago

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LordOfTheTroglodytes

1 year, 9 months ago

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ah yes, WAAAGHkea; the one stop shop for every greenskinz' need~

hmm... i think putting it all together first would be the best way to go about it. Or priming the pieces at least before putting it together. That way you could hide glue lines and stuff once you start painting ^^

Otlan

1 year, 9 months ago

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@ LordOfTheTroglodytes

Lol XD ! That's clever XD .

Ya, putting it together bit by bit and primeing as I go is what I decided on. The book that came with it says there are some pieces I have to paint before I put them in place anyway. Thank you for the Advice Hon n.n ~ <3 !

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