Stratagems:
I'm mainly on single target removal in squad, but I use this often for solos. I used to use the Autocannon, but I'm trying to get back into Railgun.
I've swapped out the Precision Strike for Napalm Barrage because of the fun factor.
I find his short stories better than his novels.
"Night Shift" is my favorite of those collections.
So... interfering in an interference case.
I see the raccoon and all I think is this.
I watched it in college because of all the musician cameos (front men from Motorhead and Fields of the Nephelim). Loved the film.
Totally agree.
As a temporary measure, I have blocked that bot from my feed.
He still owes me money.
Unused characters become my NPCs.
If you're using plastic glue (which melts/welds plastic together), you need bare plastic for it to work right.
Cyanoacrylate glue (superglue) doesn't need bare plastic, but there's always the risk of the paint coming off at the connection, breaking the join.
If you are using non-contrast paints, I find it easiest to not fully assemble the minis before painting. Paint the arms and shoulders separate so that it is easier to hit all that "chaos trim".
Make sure to leave your glue points unpainted. I use poster tac to cover those (and it makes a good handle when you stick in a toothpick).
Made a "Snow Globe" d20 (60mm chonk) for a friend's wedding.
I'm making a second chonk with a more detailed version of the mini as an inclusion.
After unlocking all (current) weapons and strats, sometimes it's just fun to kill bugs with Eruptor\Stalwart.
I managed to embed two 35mm scale figures inside without much issue. While I was letting bubbles shake out from the mold on my vibration table, I sacrificed an old brush to brush extra resin onto the models to prevent bubbles being stuck in the details.
Doctor Patches, however, does not like sharing the sill.
Oversized calico for scale.
What a difference a month makes.
Cataphractii with aftermarket shields, helmets, hammers, and badging.
Light-up forbidden jolly ranchers.
Started two days in advance. I am baffled by how many pots & pans the French must have in their homes.
Army painter chain mail primer, then a whole host of contrast paints, Nuln Oil, and a white paint.
Magnetized at the waist and for the top weapon.
All my others have magnetized arms, but these were from an old box that only made Warglaives.
You had me at House Davion, but the model looks amazing.