Third time I've put this model together. All of them have been for commissions. Chomping at the bit to start my own. Need to get two more before I start putting them together.
JJ modelling, this is an
Eldar Wraithknight commission for Bryan.
Please read the instructions for this model. Figured since this is the third time I've assembled this model I didn't need to use the instructions. WOW, was I mistaken. Thank goodness I had a wraithknight of my own to help me out. Won't go into the details except to say please assemble one leg at a time.
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| This part, the oval saucer part in the middle, is still the bane of my existence. Every time I've assembled this model it has been a hassle. Hopefully next time it won't. Modelling tip: this is inside part of the wraithknight please feel free to use as much superglue as you desire to keep it in place. A hot glue gun wouldn't be overkill. |
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| Still my favourite part out of the GW line. It is a genuine lego piece. |
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| No superglue needed. As you can see it lined up. Tension from the breast plate holds in place. |
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| Little bit of pressure and Snap! and its in place. |
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| Previous two wraithknights have taught me not to glue these parts on the body. Also do not glue the torso to the legs. |
slainte mhath 
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