Pewter miniature assembly guide

For first-time miniature owners looking for guidance on assembling the pewter miniatures from Brigador. Assembly diagrams included. Please see the guide index on the right hand side for navigation purposes.

Changelog

22/11/2024 - Arlo section added
21/11/2024 - Treadbikes, Tuk Tuks and Treehouse sections added
04/03/2024 - Canmore and Broadsword sections added
05/02/2024 - Reference images added to Buckmaster guide
24/01/2024 - Buckmaster, Fork and Powersuit sections added
23/01/2024 - Guide cover and Touro image updated
12/01/2024 - Changes and additions to Examples section
16/08/2023 - Minor changes to guide title and section titles
12/08/2023 - Initial version published

Safety Precautions

• Casts contain small parts and may have sharp edges.
  
• Fine particles are never safe to inhale; sanding or trimming of models should be done with proper ventilation and disposal of metal filings. Please wear appropriate protection where needed.
  
• These products are not intended for those under the ages of 13.
  
• If you have encountered issues with your product, please contact us at [e-mail]

Tools Needed

To assemble your 1/144 miniature you will need the following:

• Superglue

You may also need the following tools depending on the model:

• Hobby knife
  
• Nail clippers
  
• Small fine-toothed file AKA “needle” file
  
• Flush face/flush-cut shears
  
• Rod/pen file

Touro Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions:

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all seven parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all seven parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures.
   
2. Inspect each of the seven parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 3.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Pelvic Drive Unit (part 3) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the right-hand joint with the other hand.
   
9. Take the Right Drive Leg (part 1) and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint on the Pelvic Drive Unit.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Apply a small dab of superglue to the left-hand-joint of the Pelvic Drive Unit and take the Left Drive Leg (part 2) and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. With parts 1, 2 and 3 glued together, set them aside for the time being.
    
14. Collect parts 4 and 5 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation before proceeding.
    
15. Check that the Stowage Rack (part 5) can slide neatly into the rear of the Upper Hull (part 4) and to see where the parts are making contact.
    
16. While holding the Upper Hull (part 4) apply a small amount of superglue to the rear where it will make contact with the Stowage Rack (part 5).
    
17. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
18. With parts 4 and 5 now glued together, you can now combine them with parts 1, 2 and 3. Apply a small dab of superglue to the upper hull ring of part 3 and place parts 4 and 5 on top of it in the desired orientation.
    
19. For the “Abbot” cannon (part 6) and “Bully” turret laser (part 7), first attempt to place them into their corresponding sockets as indicated on the diagram above.
    
20. If there is excess material in the socket or slight deformation of the “tab” on the end of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the socket, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the socket with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the “tab”. Once the weapons can fit snugly into their sockets, proceed to the next step.
    
21. Apply a small dab of superglue to the end of a weapon’s “tab” and insert it into its corresponding socket.
    
22. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
23. Your Touro is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Broadsword Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions:

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all four parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all four parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures.
   
2. Inspect each of the four parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1 and 2 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Hull (part 2) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the inside of where the Turret (part 1) will be inserted.
   
9. Insert the Turret (part 1) into the Hull in the desired orientation.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. With parts 1 and 2 glued together, set them aside for the time being.
    
12. For the “Pitbull” rocketpod (part 3) and “Belter” chaingun (part 4), first attempt to place them into their corresponding sockets as indicated on the diagram above.
    
13. If there is excess material in the socket or slight deformation of the “tab” on the end of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the socket, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the socket with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the “tab”. Once the weapons can fit snugly into their sockets, proceed to the next step.
    
14. Apply a small dab of superglue to the end of a weapon’s “tab” and insert it into its corresponding socket.
    
15. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
16. Your Broadsword is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Canmore Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions:

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all six parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all six parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures.
   
2. Inspect each of the six parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 2, 3 and 4 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Hull (part 2) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the inside of where either the Left or Right Tracks (part 3 or 4) will be inserted.
   
9. Insert the first set of tracks into the Hull.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Repeat the previous two steps for the other set of tracks.
    
12. With parts 2, 3 and 4 glued together, set them aside for the time being.
    
13. For the “Broiler” array beam (part 5) and “König” gatling gun (part 6), first attempt to place them into their corresponding sockets on the Turret (part 1) as indicated on the diagram above.
    
14. If there is excess material in the socket or slight deformation of the “tab” on the end of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the socket, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the socket with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the “tab”. Once the weapons can fit snugly into their sockets, proceed to the next step.
    
15. Apply a small dab of superglue to the end of a weapon’s “tab” and insert it into its corresponding socket on the Turret.
    
16. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
17. Repeat the previous two steps for the other weapon.
    
18. With both the upper and lower of the Canmore assembled, apply a small dab of superglue to the inside of the Hull (part 2) where the Turret (part 1) will be placed.
    
19. Insert the Turret (part 1) into the Hull in the desired orientation and hold for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
20. Your Canmore is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Buckmaster Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Each Buckmaster pack contains two Buckmasters with the same number of parts

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all ten parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all ten parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the ten parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 3.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Pelvic Drive Unit (part 3) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the Right Drive Leg with the other hand.
   
9. Take the Right Drive Leg (part 1) and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint on the Pelvic Drive Unit.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Apply a small dab of superglue to the Left Drive Leg (part 2) of the Pelvic Drive Unit and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. With parts 1, 2 and 3 glued together, set them aside for the time being.
    
14. Collect parts 4 and 6 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation before proceeding.
    
15. Check where the Spaced Armor Shield (part 6) will make contact with the Upper Hull (part 4), then apply a small amount of superglue to the inside of the shield.
    
16. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
17. With parts 4 and 6 now glued together, collect parts 5 and 7, referring to the diagram above for correct orientation.
    
18. For the “Zeus” Railgun (part 7) and Main Weapon Sponson (part 5), first attempt to “slot” the railgun onto the sponson and then into the intended position on the Upper Hull as indicated on the diagram above. Please take a look at these different angles of an assembled buckmaster for reference (from the side[imgur.com], from underneath[imgur.com], from behind[imgur.com]) to see how the weapon should sit.
    
19. If there is excess material in the sponson slot or slight deformation of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the two parts can sit neatly in the intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
20. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of the railgun and insert it into its corresponding slot on part 5.
    
21. Hold parts 5 and 7 together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
22. With parts 5 and 7 glued together, you can now attach them to the Upper Hull (part 4) as indicated in the diagram above.
    
23. Apply small dabs of superglue on the places where parts 5 and 7 will make contact with the Upper Hull and then hold them in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
24. Choose which of the small weapons (parts 8, 9 or 10) to insert into the top of the Upper Hull (part 4). If there is excess material in the slot on the hull or slight deformation of the small weapon’s “tab” that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot , you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon.
    
25. Apply a small dab of superglue to the small weapon’s “tab” and insert it into the top of the Upper Hull (part 4) and hold it in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
26. With the upper and lower halves of the model complete, combine the two by applying a small dab of superglue to the upper hull ring of part 3 and placing the top half in the desired orientation. Hold in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
27. Your Buckmaster is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Fork Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Each Fork pack contains two Forks with the same number of parts

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all nine parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all nine parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the nine parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 3.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Pelvic Drive Unit (part 3) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the Right Drive Leg with the other hand.
   
9. Take the Right Drive Leg (part 1) and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint on the Pelvic Drive Unit.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Apply a small dab of superglue to the Left Drive Leg (part 2) of the Pelvic Drive Unit and insert the socket of the leg onto the corresponding joint.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. With parts 1, 2 and 3 glued together, set them aside for the time being.
    
14. Collect parts 4 and 5 and refer to the diagram above for their orientation before proceeding.
    
15. Due to the spin casting process the railing of the Equipment Rack (part 5) will likely be straight in form and will need to be shaped around the cupola (or “hatch”) of the Upper Hull and trimmed slightly in order to fit into the position as indicated on the diagram above. If your Equipment Rack is already curved, it may be too long and will need to be trimmed to fit.
    
16. If needed, gently bend the railing of part 5 by hand so that it fits around the circumference of the cupola of the Upper Hull (part 4).
    
17. Trim away any excess railing so part 5 can sit snug in the intended position on part 4
    
18. Dispose of any excess pewter before proceeding.
    
19. Check where the Equipment Rack (part 5) will make contact with the Upper Hull (part 4), then apply a small amount of superglue to part 5.
    
20. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
21. The Fork comes with two turret slots in the Upper Hull with a choice of four weapons (parts 6, 7, 8 and 9) to place in those slots. If there is excess material in the weapon slots or slight deformation of the weapon “tabs” that cause a weapon to not sit inside a slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once both parts can sit neatly in the intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
22. Apply a small dab of superglue to the tab of your chosen weapon and insert it into the desired slot on the Upper Hull. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
23. Repeat the previous step with your second weapon of choice.
    
24. With the upper and lower halves of the model complete, combine the two by applying a small dab of superglue to the upper hull ring of part 3 and placing the top half in the desired orientation. Hold in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
25. Your Fork is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Powersuit Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagrams below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Each Powersuit pack contains four Mongooses, two Dorothys and two Pellinores

Mongoose

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all of the parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. The Mongoose squad comes with six pairs of weapons (parts 2-7) to mix and match. Each pair has a left and right variant to attach to a Mongoose frame as in the diagram above. If there is excess material in the weapon slots or slight deformation of the weapon “tabs” that cause a weapon to not fit onto a Mongoose, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapon arms can sit neatly in the intended positions, proceed to the next step.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding a Mongoose (part 1) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to a right hand weapon.
   
9. Take the right hand weapon and insert it onto the right-hand side of the Mongoose frame, holding both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Repeat the previous two steps for the left hand weapon to complete your Mongoose.
    
11. Repeat the whole process for the rest of the Mongoose squad.
    
12. Your Mongoose squad is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Dorothy

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all of the parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1 and 2 refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. Apply a small dab of superglue to the upper hull ring of part 1 and place part 2 in the desired orientation.
   
9. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. The Dorothy comes with a Main hardpoint for parts 3 and 4 and a Small hardpoint for parts 5, 6, 7 and 8. Inspect those points and parts on the model now. If there is excess material in the weapon slots or slight deformation of the weapon “tabs” that cause a weapon to not sit inside a slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapon parts can sit neatly in the intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
11. Collect your desired Main weapon and apply a small dab of superglue to the “tab” before inserting it into the relevant slot on the Dorothy Frame.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. Collect your desired Small weapon and apply a small dab of superglue to the “tab” before attaching it to the spot underneath the Dorothy’s Main weapon hardpoint.
    
14. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
15. Repeat the entire process for the other Dorothy in your pack.
    
16. Your Dorothy duo is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Pellinore

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all of the parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1 and 2 refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. Apply a small dab of superglue to the upper hull ring of part 1 and place part 2 in the desired orientation.
   
9. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Check where the Spaced Armor Shield (part 3) will make contact with the Pellinore Frame (part 2), then apply a small amount of superglue to the inside of the shield.
    
11. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
12. The Pellinore comes with an Auxiliary hardpoint for part 4 and a Small hardpoint for parts 5, 6, 7 and 8. Inspect those points and parts on the model now. If there is excess material in the weapon slots or slight deformation of the weapon “tabs” that cause a weapon to not sit inside a slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapon parts can sit neatly in the intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
13. Take part 4 and apply a small dab of superglue to the “tab” before inserting it into the relevant slot on the side of the Pellinore frame as in the diagram above.
    
14. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
15. Collect your desired Small weapon and apply a small dab of superglue to the “tab” before attaching it to the spot on top of the Pellinore’s frame as in the diagram above.
    
16. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
17. Repeat the entire process for the other Pellinore in your pack.
    
18. Your Pellinore duo is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Arlo Assembly Instructions

WARNING: THIS IS A COMPLICATED MODEL THAT MAY REQUIRE MANIPULATION AND TRIMMING OF SEVERAL PIECES TO ASSEMBLE

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Arlo pack parts checklist:

AGRAV DRIVE RING
LOWER HULL
UPPER HULL
LOCKDOWN 15MM ESD MACHINE GUN
JERICHO 60MM VORTEX CANNON
(OPTIONAL) DISPLAY STAND PEG

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all six parts of your miniature as in the diagram. If you do not have all six parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the six parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Collect parts 1, 2, 3 and 5 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 2. Note also that the Jericho (part 5) is to be sandwiched between part 1 and part 2.
   
7. Attempt to “slot” part 5 into the intended position on the Lower Hull (part 2) as indicated on the diagram above.
   
8. If there is excess material in the slot or slight deformation of the cannon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot or be sandwiched neatly between both hull parts, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapon can sit neatly sandwiched between the Lower Hull and the Antigravity Drive Ring, proceed to the next step.
   
9. The most complicated part of this assembly is getting the Lower Hull to fit within the Ring. Due to both the shape of part 1 and the spin casting process (wherein cooling pewter metal parts are removed from a mold) it is likely that the “struts” inside the ring will have sunk slightly. As shown in the image below, the struts are no longer parallel, meaning the lower hull cannot slide into position.
   
10. If the struts on your model have deformed in a similar fashion, then there are a couple of ways to address this. One method is to use shears to remove enough material from the Lower Hull so that it can slot into place. Another method is to physically push the struts upwards so they end up in a parallel position either by hand, or by holding the ring in one hand and using a tool like a closed pair of needle nose pliers in the other hand and pushing the nose through the space within the ring. Please note that with the latter method you do risk deforming the circular shape of the ring, but also note that pewter is a much tougher and more malleable material than resin or plastic. If either part is severely deformed, please reach out to us via email and be sure to include pictures of the model parts.
    
11. Once the Lower Hull (part 2) can be settled into the Antigravity Drive Ring (part 1), first superglue the Jericho (part 5) under part 2 as in the diagram.
    
12. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. Apply a small dab of superglue to where part 2 makes contact with the Antigravity Drive Ring (part 3).
    
14. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
15. With parts 1, 2 and 5 successfully glued together, superglue the Upper Hull (part 3) on top of part 2. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
16. Collect the other weapon (part 4) and attempt to insert into the top of the Upper Hull (part 3). If there is excess material in the slot on the hull or slight deformation of the small weapon’s “tab” that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot , you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon.
    
17. Apply a small dab of superglue to the small weapon’s “tab”, insert it into the top of the Upper Hull (part 3) and hold it in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
18. Your Arlo is now assembled - though if you wish to glue the model onto a base of your choosing, you should attach the optional Display Peg (part 6) onto the model with superglue first.
    
19. The Display Peg should slot into a circular space underneath the Lower Hull which is found just behind the Jericho cannon. If there is excess material in the slot or the peg is slightly deformed, attempt to scrape away any excess pewter in the slot or on the peg.
    
20. With all parts assembled, your Arlo is ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Treadbikes Assembly Instructions pt. 1

Please look at the diagrams below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Treadbike pack parts checklist:

TROUBADOUR TREADBIKE (GUN MOUNT, TROUBADOUR, NEP INFANTRY) x2
PANTRY BOY TREADBIKE (PB TURRET, TRAINING WHEELS, PANTRY BOY) x2
VIPER TREADBIKE (VIPER, VIPER TREAD) x2
BONESAW 8MM FMJ MACHINE GUN x6
CARLOS 84MM SABOT RECOILLESS RIFLE x2
FAKER 107MM FRAGMENTATION MORTAR x2
TEMBLOR 4MW ACOUSTIC LASER x2
DONKEY 84MM SHORT FUSE IMPLOSION RECOILLESS RIFLE x2
PINCH 100MM CHAFF ROCKET LAUNCHER x2
MÃE DOIS 12.7MM ARMOR-PIERCING MACHINE GUN
BULLY 6MW KINETIC BEAM
CHUFFER 132MM CHEMICAL PROJECTOR
PREACHER 76MM HE CANNON
STUTTER 27MM ARMOR-PIERCING MACHINE GUN
BELTER 20MM CHAIN GUN

Troubadour

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all thirty-eight parts of the pack as in the checklist above. If you do not have all of your parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. For the Troubadour collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 2.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. While holding the Troubadour (part 3) in one hand, apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of the NEP Infantry (part 1).
   
9. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Note the correct orientation of the Gun Mount (part 2) - the two weapon slots should be on top
    
11. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of the Gun Mount (part 2) and place it on top of the Troubadour (part 3) as indicated by the white line on the diagram above.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. With parts 1, 2 and 3 glued together, choose which two weapons you wish to place in the gun bracket - there is a hardpoint for one heavy weapon (A1, A2 or A3) and one small weapon (B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 or B6).
    
14. The heavy weapon will occupy the large slot and the small weapon will occupy the small slot on the bracket.
    
15. For either weapon, first attempt to “slot” it onto the weapon bracket to see how the weapon should sit.
    
16. If there is excess material in the slot or slight deformation of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapons can sit neatly in their intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
17. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of a weapon and insert it into its corresponding slot on the weapon bracket.
    
18. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
19. Repeat the previous two steps for the other weapon.
    
20. Your Troubadour is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Pantry Boy

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all thirty-eight parts of the pack as in the checklist above. If you do not have all of your parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. For the Pantry Boy collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 2.
   
7. Open your tube of super glue.
   
8. With the Outrigger Frame (part 2), place them “over” the Pantry Boy to see where it makes contact on the other part - it should rest on the back of the rider with their legs sandwiched by the part on both sides.
   
9. Remove part 2, and apply dabs of superglue to the spots where both parts make contact.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Note the correct orientation of the PB Turret (part 3).
    
12. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of the turret (part 3) and place it on top of the Outrigger Frame (part 2) as indicated by the white line on the diagram above.
    
13. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
14. With parts 1, 2 and 3 glued together, choose which two weapons you wish to place in the turret - there is a hardpoint for one turret weapon (A1 or A2) and one small weapon (B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 or B6).
    
15. The turret weapon will occupy the circular slot and the small weapon will occupy the small rectangular slot on the turret.
    
16. For either weapon, first attempt to “slot” it onto the turret to see how the weapon should sit.
    
17. If there is excess material in the slot or slight deformation of the weapon that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon. Once the weapons can sit neatly in their intended positions, proceed to the next step.
    
18. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of a weapon and insert it into its corresponding slot on the weapon bracket.
    
19. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
20. Repeat the previous two steps for the other weapon.
    
21. Your Pantry Boy is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Treadbikes Assembly Instructions pt. 2

Viper

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all thirty-eight parts of the pack as in the checklist above. If you do not have all of your parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. For the Viper collect parts 1 and 2 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of both parts before proceeding.
   
7. With the Viper Tread (part 3), attempt to place it inside the slot underneath the Viper (part 1) to see where it makes contact on the other part - it should slide in underneath.
   
8. If there is excess material in the slot for the tread or slight deformation of the tread that causes it to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the tread. Once the two parts can sit neatly together in their intended positions, proceed to the next step.
   
9. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of a weapon and insert it into its corresponding slot on the Viper.
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Repeat the previous two steps for the other two weapons.
    
12. Your Viper is now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Tuk Tuks Assembly Instructions

Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. Tuk Tuk pack parts checklist:

TUK TUK CABS x6
TUK TUK BEDS x6
TURRET BASE x4
WEAPON MOUNT x4
ROADIE KAMIKAZE TUK TUK x2
LINEMAN SPOTTER’S MAST x2
BONESAW 8MM FMJ MACHINE GUN x4
FAKER 107MM FRAGMENTATION MORTAR x2
PINCH 100MM CHAFF ROCKET LAUNCHER x2
CARLOS 84MM SABOT RECOILLESS RIFLE x2
DONKEY 84MM SHORT FUSE IMPLOSION RECOILLESS RIFLE x2

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all thirty-six parts of the pack as in the checklist above. If you do not have all of your parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect each of the parts for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.
   
6. Note that the Roadie Kamikaze Tuk Tuk (part 1) requires no assembly.
   
7. Collect parts 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation of each part before proceeding. Be sure to know which way faces forward for part 3.
   
8. Attempt to slot both parts together to see how they fit together. If there is excess material in the slot for part 3 or slight deformation of part 2 that causes it to not sit inside part 3, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter. Once the two parts can sit neatly together in their intended positions, proceed to the next step.
   
9. Apply a small dab of superglue to the Tuk Tuk Cab (part 2) and attach one of the Tuk Tuk Beds (part 3).
   
10. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
11. Repeat the previous three steps for the remaining five pairs of Tuk Tuk Beds and Cabs.
    
12. Take four of the six assembled Tuk Tuks and collect all of the turret bases (part 5) and weapon mounts (part 6).
    
13. Note the correct orientation of part 5 as in the diagram above.
    
14. Attempt to place part 5 into the bed of a Tuk Tuk before proceeding - if there is excess material or slight deformation on either part, use a hobby knife and/or needle file to remove any excess pewter.
    
15. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of part 5 and place it on the bed of the Tuk Tuk.
    
16. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
17. Attempt to place part 6 on top of part 5 before proceeding - if there is excess material or slight deformation on either part, use a hobby knife and/or needle file to remove any excess pewter.
    
18. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of part 6 and place it on top of the turret base.
    
19. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
20. Repeat the previous six steps to assemble the remaining three Tuk Tuks with weapon mounts.
    
21. With the four Tuk Tuks assembled, choose which weapons you wish to place on the mounts - there are two hardpoints for the small weapons (W1, W2, W3, W4 and W5).
    
22. For any weapon, first attempt to “slot” it into the weapon mount to see how the weapon should sit.
    
23. If there is excess material in the slot on the turret or slight deformation of the small weapon’s “tab” that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon.
    
24. Apply a small dab of superglue to a small weapon’s “tab” and insert it into the top of the Weapon Mount (part 6) on a Tuk Tuk and hold it in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
25. Repeat the previous step for the other small weapon for that Tuk Tuk.
    
26. Repeat the previous five steps for the three other Tuk Tuks.
    
27. Take the two remaining Tuk Tuk Cabs and Beds and the two Lineman Spotter’s Masts (part 4)
    
28. Like in step 14, attempt to place part 4 into the bed of a Tuk Tuk before proceeding - if there is excess material or slight deformation on either part, use a hobby knife and/or needle file to remove any excess pewter.
    
29. Apply a small dab of superglue to the underside of part 4 and place it on the bed of the Tuk Tuk.
    
30. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
31. Your Tuk Tuks are now fully assembled and ready to either be glued onto a base of your choosing, or be undercoated and painted.

Treehouse Assembly Instructions pt. 1

WARNING: THIS IS A *VERY* COMPLICATED MODEL THAT MAY REQUIRE MANIPULATION AND TRIMMING OF SEVERAL PIECES TO ASSEMBLE
Please look at the diagram below and read all the instructions through first before performing these actions

N.B. The Treehouse is made up of 42 individual parts, please refer to this exploded diagram after opening your packaging

1. Before beginning assembly, make sure that you have all forty-two parts of your miniature as in the diagram above. If you do not have all forty-two parts, or the parts are defective, please contact us at team(at)stellarjockeys(dot)com with your 4-digit order number and where possible include pictures of the parts and of the barcode on the packaging.
   
2. Inspect every part for any excess bits of pewter material or mold lines.
   
3. Carefully use the hobby knife or nail clippers to scrape or snip off excess bits of pewter material.
   
4. Use a needle file to gently polish away mold lines.
   
5. Gently wash and dry all parts with warm soapy water to remove any excess mold release powder and other detritus.

Given the complexity of this build, we will be doing it a section at a time, with nine sections total. For additional reference, here is a rotating gif of an assembled Treehouse[i.imgur.com]. Be sure to take your time with this model - if parts have ended up superglued together improperly, you can place your model in a bag and then put it in the freezer for a couple of hours to weaken the glue’s bond.

SIDE ARMOR ASSEMBLY

1. Collect parts 1, 2 and 3 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to place parts 1 and 2 onto their respective spots on part 3.
   
3. If there is excess material in the slot on any of the parts or slight deformation of the mounting points on part 3, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter.
   
4. Superglue part 1 onto part 3 first.
   
5. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
6. Superglue part 2 onto part 3.
   
7. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
8. The Side Armor Assembly is complete and will be used later in Step Three, so set it aside for now.

CENTRAL TOWER

1. Collect parts 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to hold parts 7 and 8 together so that they are flush.
   
3. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation, attempt to use a needle file to file away any excess pewter.
   
4. Superglue part 7 onto part 8.
   
5. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
6. Inspect where parts 4 and 5 make contact both with each other and on part 7, making sure that the gap for part 6 is visible.
   
7. Check that part 6 can slot into the weapon slot on the front of the Central Tower. If there is excess material in the slot on the tower or slight deformation of the weapon’s “tab” that causes the weapon to not sit inside the slot, you can either attempt to scrape the inside of the slot with a hobby knife and/or use a needle file to file away any excess pewter from the weapon.
   
8. Apply superglue to part 6 and insert it into the slot on the front of part 7
   
9. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set
   
10. Apply superglue to the spots where part 4 and 5 both meet each other and part 7.
    
11. Sandwich parts 4 and 5 together over part 6, which is now protruding from the model as in the diagram above.
    
12. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
13. Note the correct orientation of part 9 before applying superglue to it.
    
14. Hold part 9 and the Central Tower together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
    
15. The Central Tower is complete and will be used later in Step Five, so set it aside for now.

TURRET

1. Collect parts 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to insert parts 10, 11, and 12 into their respective slots on part 15. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 10 onto part 15 first.
   
4. Collect parts 13 and 14 and attempt to insert them into part 10. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file to file away any excess pewter and/or scrape the inside of the “slots” on part 10 with a hobby knife.
   
5. Superglue parts 13 and 14 on to part 10, one after another. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
6. Superglue parts 11 and 12 on to part 15, one after another. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. Apply superglue to the spot where part 16 meets part 10.
   
8. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
9. The Turret is complete and will be used later in Step Six, so set it aside for now.

(Continued in the next section...)

Treehouse Assembly Instructions pt. 2

STEP ONE

1. Collect parts 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to insert all the parts into their respective slots on part 19. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 20 onto part 19 first, noting which side the Inner Van Cab sits on. Ensure that all attachment points are not obscured when placing because other model parts will slot into place on this section later on.
   
4. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue parts 17 and 18 on to part 19, one after another. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
6. Superglue part 21 on to part 19. Note that it will sit at an off angle - this is intentional.
   
7. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
8. Step One is complete and will be the base for Step Two.

STEP TWO

1. Collect parts 22, 23, 24, and 25 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to insert all the parts into their respective slots as in the diagram. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 23 and 24 onto part 22 first.
   
4. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue part 22 (with 23 and 24 now attached) onto the front of part 20 as in the diagram above.
   
6. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. Note the correct orientation of part 25 - it goes both on the hood of part 20 and underneath it.
   
8. Apply superglue to the sections where part 25 makes contact and attach to the model.
   
9. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Step Two is complete and will be used as the base for Step Three.

STEP THREE

1. Collect parts 26, 27 (x2), and the Side Armor Assembly [A] that was constructed earlier and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to insert all the parts into their respective slots as in the diagram. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part [A] on the main chassis first - a slot for it should still be visible right by where you attached part 21 in Step One.
   
4. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue part 26 on to the rear of the chassis as in the diagram above.
   
6. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. Parts 27 are identical and are to be superglued on to the side of part 20 from Step One - be mindful not to place them too high up because other parts in Step Four will be attached.
   
8. Hold the parts on the main chassis for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
9. Step Three is complete and will be used as the base for Step Four.

STEP FOUR

1. Collect parts 28, 29, 30 and 31 and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to insert all the parts into their respective slots as in the diagram. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their tabs, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 29 on to the main chassis first - a nub for it should still be visible right by where you attached part 19 in Step One.
   
4. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue part 28 on to the top of the chassis as in the diagram above - note the three points of contact illustrated on the chassis and how one end of part 28 slightly hooks under part 26 (which was attached in the previous step).
   
6. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. Part 30 may not immediately sit flush on to the chassis, so use part 24 that was added in Step Two to align.
   
8. Once part 30 is aligned, place the model on its side and allow superglue to flow into the gaps between the chassis and part 30.
   
9. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Superglue part 31 onto part 30 which is now attached to the main chassis.
    
11. Step Four is complete and will be used as the base for Step Five.

(Continued in the next section...)

Treehouse Assembly Instructions pt. 3

STEP FIVE

1. Collect parts 32, 33, 34 and the Central Tower that was constructed earlier and refer to the diagram above for the correct orientation of each part before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to place parts 32 and the Central Tower into their respective positions as in the diagram. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation of their slots, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 32 on to the main chassis first - a nub for it should still be visible courtesy of attaching part 28 in Step Four. Part 32 should sit parallel with part 29 underneath it.
   
4. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue the Central Tower on to the top of the chassis as in the diagram above.
   
6. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. The struts of part 25 (added in Step Two) may not immediately sit flush on to the Central Tower, so use manual force to bend them backwards to meet the model.
   
8. Parts 33 and 34 have various tabs that protrude - these can be bent inwards in order to serve as points to attach onto the main model. Their placement does not need to be exact since this is is one of the last parts to be attached to the model.
   
9. Be sure when supergluing the tires onto the main chassis that you hold them in place for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
10. Step Five is complete - only one step remains.

STEP SIX

1. Collect parts 35, 36, 37 and the Turret made in an earlier step and refer to the diagram above for correct orientation before proceeding.
   
2. First attempt to place all parts into their respective positions as in the diagram. If there is excess material on any of the parts or slight deformation, attempt to use a needle file or hobby knife to file away any excess pewter.
   
3. Superglue part 37 on to the main chassis first. Align it to the roof of part 32 from Step Five and the center column of the chassis. One side of part 37 should meet part 9 that was assembled in an earlier step.
   
4. Hold the parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
5. Superglue part 36 to the front of the Central Tower on the main chassis that was attached in Part Five so that it meets with the other side of part 37.
   
6. Hold both parts together for about a minute to allow the superglue to set.
   
7. There should be enough room for part 35 to slip under 36 and align upwards - the goal is to have it meet the other side of part 37 on part 36. For reference, please refer to the rotating gif of a fully assembled Treehouse[i.imgur.com] and look at how parts 35, 36 and 37 are intended to be placed.
   
8. The Turret made in an earlier step is the last piece to be attached and slots into the top of the model into the Central Tower.
   
9. Either apply some superglue to the underside of the Turret and pose it in the desired position until the glue sets, or (optionally) drill out the top of the Central Tower and the underside of the Turret to make room for two 3mm magnets so the Treehouse turret can be posed as needed.
   
10. Congratulations, your Treehouse is now fully assembled and ready to be undercoated and painted.

Examples

The following are images of miniatures from social media that people have successfully assembled and may be useful as reference

https://twitter.com/HughSJ/status/1674909058136932352

https://twitter.com/KinoFabino/status/1689387201774108672

https://twitter.com/xenobond/status/1689412371922747392

https://twitter.com/BustedKeyboards/status/1759418230245093814

Here is a a gallery of the entrants and winning submissions[imgur.com] from the Olive Drab Everything community contest.

[StupidSexyBigChunga]

This is SNC propaganda, you cant build Touro's out of pewter.

Kind Regards

Lead Researcher
Corvid Research Center for Better Corvid Research (CRBCCR).

[ネコットさん]

This helps a lot, thank you.