#valkir

I'm hoping this isn't the "this is the moment they fucked up" part, as when I did the first bit (pin in the bigger piece first with some superglue) I couldn't remember if I tend to use superglue on the other end or just plastic cement.

HOW HAVE I FORGOTTEN WHAT I DO WHEN I PIN SHIT LIKE THIS. HOW?

It's akin to one of those moments where you go to type in a login and just vanishes from your brain, even though you use the credentials multiple times a day.

Maybe my brain's finally started to give in. Hmm, no, just tired and trying not to think about the abyssal horror I'm close to crafting in the day job. OK, not a big horror, maybe a baby. A very ugly baby. With no skin. And bones sticking out. And a toupée.

Back on topic, I concluded I dislike my right arm choice. It doesn't really fit right with the movement I'm trying to convey, and feels like I'd have to sub-assembly it. Sigh. So instead, find a nice straight arm and swing it back a bit. Oh, and drill the barrel.

There are supposed to be three. The third currently has just the legs stuck to the crotch, without even attachment to the base.

Oh yes, the base thing. These will be bad from a proper do-the-base-first perspective, but they WILL GET BASED. They're to allow me to do a bad job, or fail depending on how you look at, to try to learn. So the basing set will be used!

Anyhoo, now we're clear of artificial bulbousness of white tack, and have the smooth silk of cemented plastic on plastic, there's a better sense of their general heft. And, er, it's fine. The level of heft is fine. The handle-trimmed marine weapons work well enough, though they need to be prepped and I'm still undecided on whether we're going sub-assembly with them.