Bane Of Humanity

Guess it just depends on whether its at her place or his...

In the email it says Kings tracker Gallowgard gate 4 skeletal troops Lord Karastan the deathless. That means Cadirith isn't going to be around much longer...

Yea that doesnt excite me. Dwarven Forge did it better...Sorry reaper... I mean it looks cool and the minis are awesome but the terrain piece is definitely a miss for me.

The queen of dragons and King of succubi

It was pretty good. Not as good as the first one but still pretty good.

Ok so 130mm base or 5 inch base is shown there. Looks like it might need a 150mm because its really overhanging.

Was there anything new on twitch today? I was busy watching Zombieland 2

Yea Im a big star wars fan but never could get into the game. Starfinder I think mirrors Pathfinder too much. Which is a large reason Im not really into it. I wanted to be.... ive been trying to convince my group to do a round of the infinity RPG but no one likes sci fi lol

I think if you could actually get a good scifi tabletop RPG. You might get more scifi miniatures. Sadly there just isn't anything on par with D&D and Pathfinder.

Its been mentioned that its coming up.

Vallejo has metallic medium which you can add to pretty much any color. You can use it as a base coat for metal etc. Then glaze over it to tint it. As its a silver color. Almost the same principle. its always fun to experiment. I have tried mixing it with the glaze but it typically ends up being to thick. EDIT: I prefer it to using regular metallic paint as the medium brightens the color 1 step on top of adding the sheen effect. So it provides a very bright base to get a vibrant metal color.

I have not had the opportunity to try that technique. I think I want to try it on a big mini. Maybe a dragon. I watched a video of someone painting a 3d printed tarrassque it looked awesome. I also think it would benefit use of contrast paints and glazes

Ive always used black primer. Just because I hate getting those white dots that I have to hunt for. Though now that I use more glazes and washes it isn't much of an issue but I got used to painting with black primer. Im eager to try the contrast paints which means Ill have to switch to white primer.

So Im not keen on a translucent ship. My main reason is the material. I think it should be done primarily in the same material as the crypt. Warping will be a huge issue especially if they want to make the interior playable. Now if they can make that material translucent. Then I'm ok with it. Am I number 1? I know Ive recommended it. Their spray primer is awesome. Its pricey but goes on silky smooth.

I have a very small window to paint where I live because its always cold and moist here. So I get the summer months to prime and seal. More often then not I have several minis sitting in a bin that are primed or partially painted that have to wait until the weather it good again. Prepaints I will agree most of them do look bad. Wash is sloppy...if they even have a wash. Eyes are way off center. Paint is globby because it was put on too thick. Still the majority of my collection is prepaint. Also my other hobbies get in the way. Like writing for my D&D game or making other props, Or.....gulp W***, Which is the worst thing in the world.