This year has been a challenging one for many people, from the ongoing protests to reduce police violence and tackle systemic racism, to SARS‑CoV‑2 causing a global pandemic that has no signs of ending any time soon. With this in mind, Alexander Winberg, from the Echoes of Imperium blog, got some of our hobby’s greatest talents to donate some of their creations to create a raffle to support global public health. Specifically, 27 hobbyists donated models to this raffle which will raise money for Doctors Without Borders. All of the money raised via ticket sales will go directly to Doctors Without Borders. The raffle is ending on July 31st, where each of the 27 donated models will be randomly awarded to people who have entered. We donated a trio of Inq28 models that we created for the first Iron Sleet Invitational. If possible, we would really encourage you to buy a few tickets to support a good cause, and possibly win some cool models!
Here is a video showing the models that were donated, all of which can be won in the raffle:
Anton Soljic: Inquisitor (Ordo Xenos)
Nils Fernow: First Security Officer - Saudor 23rd Imperial Navy (Voidstalkers)
Lucanus Molnár: Inquisitor (Ordo Mechanicum)
Everything you have been told is a lie!
Hopefully the new owner of these models will be able to put them to good use!
I cannot believe it has been over 5 years since we created them! Time sure flies by. Thanks for following us throughout that time! And with a little luck, maybe you can even win them :D
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) funded and supported the Aquarius and other ships which acted as a "taxi service" to bring illegal immigrants from Libya into Europe. No thanks.
Wow. Very generous. That is some beautiful work. I followed them closely during construction
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DeleteDoctors Without Borders (MSF) funded and supported the Aquarius and other ships which acted as a "taxi service" to bring illegal immigrants from Libya into Europe. No thanks.
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