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the-ad-man
so if you take the salamander's specaial character from c:sm all varieties of flamers and meltas count as twinlinked :D

noa, my question, how could i represent this on my models?
so far the only way ive thought of would be to whack on another barrel of said gun's type, e.g. 2 melta gun nozels on a melta gun

only thing is, this could look like a multimelta and multimeltas would look a little busy

so, agian, how you you represent these guns being twin-linked?


p.s. holding 2 of said weapon would look a little hollywood and cheezy XD
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Varakir
the-ad-man said:
p.p.s. how could i go about master-craft-ifying (word!) a melta/flamer other than just painting it gold?
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When I started my salamanders I decided to make my swords look 'master crafted' to represent their blacksmithing culture. I did this by making them reallllly big.

I'm not saying this is the best idea, but they definitely stand out, so i would recommend moving the barrels about, making them longer, adding extra gubbins - basically anything which makes them appear different to the standard item.

Another idea is to use bits from the Lizardman sets to add scales or salamander heads to your guns.
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