Loim
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Great job.
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I've played around with some random dungeon generators and some random NPC generators just because I find it interesting. I don't use such when I'm designing my own though. I really enjoy designing and hand drawing maps.
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Really excellent. I really like the colors on the cloak. The eyes are of course stunning.
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Speaking of children, I'm a firm believer in lying to young kids and calling them by names which are not their own. Most of the young ladies I know are either a Fred or a George. Sometimes I branch out. My best friend's daughter is The Zergling.
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Bones: Preparation (Glues, Putties, Mould Lines, Etc.)
Loim replied to Wren's topic in Bones Miniatures & Legendary Encounters
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I woke up this morning with Moonage Daydream stuck in my head.
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A "true" longbow had a D cross section. However, it's one of those words like Broadsword that have fallen into common usage and don't typically mean what it started off meaning. Now Longbow is generally understood to mean any bow that is longer than 60" NTN (nock to nock). In particular the American Longbow is a thing, though it usually has a flat cross section. Don't get me started on reflex and deflex bows and how those get bandied about :). I'm by no means an expert, but I've picked this up over the last few years due to my obsession with archery. I personally prefer the Mollegabet or the Pyramid Bow. I also find it somewhat interesting that some of the same advances or discoveries were made in primative archery in widely different areas and cultures. It's also fascinating how the advancement in stringed stick technology was driven by the available materials.
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Have you looked at Copper Verdigris for the Ghostly Moss? It may not be as blue, and I don't have my paints here in front of me.
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I like the concept of the Combine Spires in Everquest. Scheduled teleportation on a regular basis across continents or even worlds that doesn't require you to be a powerful wizard. Teleportation in general really. If I could port my life would be a lot more convenient :).
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Finally getting some more paint on this guy. This may be my new favorite base for painting leather.
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I don't fear the weather. Having said that, I had a tornado come through very close to me this previous Saturday. It didn't do any damage to my apartment, but a lot of houses and buildings close to us got trashed. I realized when it was going down that I didn't have any place else to go, so why worry, but at the same time it's humbling to realize that things are beyond your control.
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Two or three maybe, to a very fast tabletop standard. Which would be basecoat, wash, drybrush, done. Normally I don't finish even one miniature in anything like a day.
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I never understood the appeal of TBBT. I have some friends who couldn't understand why, being a geek, I didn't absolutely love it. I tried watching it a few times and overall didn't care for it. I'm glad they had a good long run, and I hope that fans got what they wanted from the show. Generally speaking I don't have any interest on anything that runs on network television. Speaking of Doc Martin, great show. Too bad it's not on Netflix anymore.
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Legacy of the Void. I hate timed missions, because it goes against everything about the way I play strategy games, which I get is probably the point. But, I don't find anything fun about them. Once you add in Blizzard's always on line baloney it was the only StarCraft game I regret shelling out the cash for. Once I discovered how much I disliked it I cheat coded my way to the ending, and I haven't loaded it since.
