What is the best 40k army?

Best Warhammer 40k armies

Iron Hands (Space Marines): The Emperor guides my blade.
Adepta Sororitas: Praise the Emperor and pass the ammunition!
Harlequins: Time to clown around.
Death Guard (Chaos Space Marines): Praise the Plague God, Nurgle.
Orks: Orks iz made for fightin’ and winnin’!
T’au: For the Greater Good.

What resin does Forgeworld use?

Forgeworld uses many types of resin including “Finecast” resin (which you have there with the rounded sprues. They just use the one that fits the casting process the best and use it. Nothing to worry about.

Are resin miniatures dangerous?

The components that go into making resin are toxic, but the finished product isn’t. The entire danger with resin is that sawing/sanding/etc it creates fine dust, and fine dust of any kind (sawdust, plastic dust, whatever) is something you should avoid breathing in large quantities.

How do models prepare for resin?

You will need some warm tap water and a mild abrasive cleaner, such as washing-up liquid, don’t use any bleach. Simply place the parts into the soapy water and leave them to soak for 5-10 minutes, then thoroughly scrub each part with an old toothbrush.

How do models deal with resin?

Bend it a little, allow it to settle and repeat until it is in the correct shape. Larger pieces may also require longer immersion to soften. If you don’t want to use hot water then a hair dryer should give the same results, just don’t let the piece get too hot (or blow away!). Do not heat resin with any kind of flame.

Are resin models better than plastic?

Resin is something like plastic but allows for more detail in the model than plastic. Like metal, resin needs to prep work. More excess resin needs to be removed and the models need to be washed before you can prime them. One trade off is that resin is more prone to errors.

What resin should I use for models?

The vast majority of scale model kits made today are made from plastic (polystyrene). Most modellers will, sooner or later, come acoss other materials and cast polyethylene resin is one of these. Working with polyethylene resin requires different methods and products.

Do you need to wash resin models?

Always wash models before painting or doing anything you hope to stick to them. Washing is good practice and pretty quick. Tiny bit of washing liquid and some warm water and a worn toothbrush. Rinse it off once washed and let it dry.

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