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I got mine too! I really like it, I agree the generic nature of most of the maps make it more useful, tho now I really want to figure out how to use the lava map and the cavern. My group just got a boat so we've been using that map pretty regularly. Haven't used the stickers yet. Are they easy to peel on and off? and to get back onto their sticker sheet?
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Bones IV Fantasy Scenics—shrine and doorway
TheMandolin replied to Rob Dean's topic in Show Off: Painting
I love the green moss/dirt in the grout, is that paint or flocking? -
funded Reaper Bones 5: Enthusiasm and Commentary thread
TheMandolin replied to ladystorm's topic in Kickstarter
Me too! I kept hoping they would put one up. -
funded Reaper Bones 5: Enthusiasm and Commentary thread
TheMandolin replied to ladystorm's topic in Kickstarter
That I can see. It just doesn't make sense, if you think all the good stuff is in the add ons, then just by the add ons. Why complain about it so much? He must be a very unhappy person in real life. -
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TheMandolin replied to ladystorm's topic in Kickstarter
What other motive though? Beyond simply being unpleasant? -
Coming along great!
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I love it, the face is so expressive and the blues!
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funded Reaper Bones 5: Enthusiasm and Commentary thread
TheMandolin replied to ladystorm's topic in Kickstarter
I hope so! That would be wonderful -
The colors are so vivid and perfect for the mini!
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funded Reaper Bones 5: Enthusiasm and Commentary thread
TheMandolin replied to ladystorm's topic in Kickstarter
Man, I just used the pledge manager and I'm already at 500 and there's still so much more to unlock! Stupid cool spiders, and dragons, and mouslings, and war machines, and giant fish terror thing and.... -
Agreed! little ziplocs would be more useful and reusable. I try to cut off the tops instead of tearing them so they can be sort of little bags, but it's not very successful. Hopefully synthetics will continue to get better and better, and the real artist ones are a worlds away from like the cheap hobby lobby ones which get worn out so quickly. I feel a little better since at least my natural brushes are so tiny, not the like the real watercolor brushes. I just try to take really really good care of them to get the maximum possible use from them
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I definitely recommend ordering off an actual art store website like Dick Blick, and I like give my brushes a bit of a light wash and precondition with some brush soap. Also, I had trouble with W&N, even though they were highly recommended. I never got a good one. I heard (like people have mentioned) that they changed manufacturing styles or something before I got into painting so maybe all the good ones are now just a memory :( I highly recommend Rosemary and Co, series 33. I only had one come to me with a split tip and they immediately replaced it. Also their Eclipse series is really really awesome for synthetics. I'm trying to switch to purely synthetics, or at least saving my real hair brushes for only the finest of details so that they last longer. I (stupidly) didn't realize that the animals are killed in harvesting and now I have guilt!!!!!
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Very nice!
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Lol, I read "revolting" and expected like diseased people with oozes and sores.