Privateer Press then released a statement on the quality control process of their models and how the new models are cast and cleaned with their 3D printing methods, as well as what to do in case of any issues with the resin being soft or “sticky”.
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Privateer Press did reach out to the person in question and offered a full refund, and they did confirm that the customer who purchased the models did come back to the stand and the models in the box did not feature any cured resin. Proof my hands are unburned after touching the models with all my fingertip might.įor those unaware, there was some minor controversy during Gencon that the Preview Boxes featured uncured resin, which is toxic. I hate to disappoint, but I didnt get burned and all of the resin was cured upon it’s arrival to me. I’m sure that this is where you, dear reader, want me to talk about uncured resin and how touching these models burned my fingertips to hell. I’ll leave after that with some closing thoughts on the box and pass it along to Norman for his half of the review. After that, we will move on to “The Good”, which were the parts I thought were great. I like to keep things positive, so we will start with “The Bad”, which were issues I had with the models or the sculpts that can be hopefully improved for future releases. I also was able to paint the Great Bear with one of it’s loadouts, to see how well the model painted up. I have since had time to assemble the two jacks that it came with, the Dire Wolf and Great Bear, as well as the Caster Kapitan Ekaterina Baranova. It took about a month from when I ordered the box for it to arrive at my home, which is a long time but understandable considering the demand for the boxes. Since there’s no faithful Menites to cling to in MK IV (for now), I decided to start with the not-Russia faction of Warmachine, Khador. We will be reviewing both boxes here, addressing both the good and the bad of the new models that PP will be spearheading a resurgence of their flagship brand with. With the Warmachine App having entered it’s live beta in October and the Army Starter boxes closing in on the horizon, Norman and I found some time to put together our thoughts on the preview battlegroup boxes for a review. During that time, I got my hands on the Khador box and Norman got his hand on the Orgoth box. Unfortunately, we were unable to get our hands on models sold at Gencon, but PP did sell these boxes on their webstore for about a day before their stock ran out. Not only is this exciting to see some of the new kits in person before the major release in late October, but it’s also the first opportunity we have to get our hands on models using Privateer Press’s new 3D sculpting methods and magnets.The boxes would be sold in three flavors: Cygnar, Orgoth, and also Khador as a welcome surprise. Earlier in August, fresh off the announcement of a new edition of Warmachine, Privateer Press announced they would sell preview battlegroup boxes to drum up excitement for the new edition of Warmachine.
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