I hate painting jump packs even more than painting regular Space Marine backpacks 😉
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Sorry for reviving this old post, but I am myself busy painting some Ultramarines with jump packs and they are really giving me some headaches. The problem is the exhausets/nozzles on the back of the backpacks… how did you do it for yours? I cannot be the only one having problems with this, cause it is rather rare that you actually se pictures from on back of assault marines :-).