I've got plenty of time to work on my #fedipaint entry, right?
(glances at calendar)
ElDavePhoto
Photographer of toys and scale models. He/him. Taller than you'd think.
New on the blog: Frostgrave, The Living Museum
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When your print fails so hard it rips the little dude's arms clean off
A random thought that's probably only relevant to myself, but seeing people be so excited for more old school-style games that are scenario driven and model agnostic really makes me miss VOR: The Maelstrom. I think people would really get a lot of fun out of the random events tables (anything from half the game happening during an eclipse to giant crystals bursting up through the ground to A Tornado to whoops, the battlefield got fried by a gamma ray space tentacle)
As sad as John Blanche's passing is, it's been so great seeing social media filling up with all his art and people talking about how much he meant to them.
A well-earned rest
A long holiday weekend means I can do what I want without The Man trying to hassle me!
So much for my One Page Rules giants army being finished...
https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/zarljpll/revealed-new-gargant-miniatures/
Found out I didn't get a job I was really hoping for today. Thankfully, I've kept applying for other gigs, but it sucks to feel like you aced the interview, then get an automated "Thank you for your interest" email.
I've got all these cool dragon models that I'd love to find a game to use them in. Something like Dragon Rampant could handle it, but does anyone have any other ideas? Maybe Kings of War? OPR? There's got to be something out there that will let me put ~5 dragons on the table, right?