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#Squidmar tau manta mods#
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#Squidmar tau manta full#
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#Squidmar tau manta series#
Grimtuff wrote: After (according to Reddit) begging his Patreons for cash to buy this mini which was allegedly his "dream mini" and having a series of videos heavily implying that was as such then turning around and selling it to someone with more money than sense. Then made a video that mostly just complains about how it's all warped, lol. He also just bought a Manta recently, which is $1700, weighs more than the metal Thunderhawk and is waaaay bigger. I dunno if he does anything for income else at this point, but it seems like painting minis is basically his job, so holding on to stuff probably makes less sense than selling it off. Then its just a thing in the corner and perhaps you don't get enough joy out of just "owning" it. So display can be a bit lack-luster as an aspect, esp once you've taken photos to share with your online friends. Though in general after a week or two everyone who hobbies there will have seen it. If you are lucky enough to have a local store with a display case you MIGHT get to put something inside it for a while. Heck for most of us "display" means that we have it on a shelf in the house, which is mostly just so that we can easily pick it up and keep it dust free. Overread wrote: Ignoring the financial aspects, its fully possible that for him the hobby is building and painting and that display has a lesser appeal to him.
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