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The final X-Wing Miniatures model I had left to paint. Looking at the model, I felt like they purposefully broke up the front superstructure to make it look like it had an open jaw, and the fact that they named it C-ROC doesn't feel like a coincidence. That in mind, I wanted to show off the effect for this last one and also tie in nicely to the first mini I painted from this set (the Headhunter which I also took a swing at putting a shark mouth on).

This was a fair bit bigger than all the other ones I had painted at 11" long, in fact I messed up a bit over spraying it with sealant and had to go back in to do some clean up for the bits that fogged. In the end though, I'm just happy to finally turn the last page here and put the capstone on my Scum and Villainy forces.

Description
The final X-Wing Miniatures model I had left to paint. Looking at the model, I felt like they purposefully broke up the front superstructure to make it look like it had an open jaw, and the fact that they named it C-ROC doesn't feel like a coincidence. That in mind, I wanted to show off the effect for this last one and also tie in nicely to the first mini I painted from this set (the Headhunter which I also took a swing at putting a shark mouth on).

This was a fair bit bigger than all the other ones I had painted at 11" long, in fact I messed up a bit over spraying it with sealant and had to go back in to do some clean up for the bits that fogged. In the end though, I'm just happy to finally turn the last page here and put the capstone on my Scum and Villainy forces.