Proof I'm still here

OI've been quiet on the posting front lately, I know, but that mostly comes from health issues. It is what it is.

But I have not been inactive! I've been running many (MANY!) demos for a few games (Bolt Action and Infinity for the most part), been asked to become the official WarCor for multiple store (infinity event coordinator), continue in my Satge role for my FLGS, and I've been building more terrain, painting, and playing a boatload of Warhammer Quest (I finally found a GW game my girlfriend likes!!).

Lastly I've been dragged back into warhammer fantasy.

Busy busy busy.

So what do I have to show for it?

Ummm.... Not too much. Except this (I sculpted armour and weaponry on a stock Mon Calamari model for the Star Wars rpg I'm playing in):

He's super fat and awesome. I'm happy with it. The paint job was a bit of a rush (laying down and done in just over an hour....), but it's tabletop passable. It also allowed me to test out a white paint scheme in prep for a large white armoured army I have to paint (thanks for your patience Hojo! It'll be done soon(ish!) I swear!).

Until next time,

Being busy is not an excuse.

Bean out~

I'm alive...

I'm alive...

I have to apologize to Bean for being so quiet of late, but work and family just got me into a head space that just ate up all my spare time. However that doesn’t mean that I was completely out of gaming. I got side tracked, but with a new year and a commitment on going to lock and load this June I’m getting back into the routine.

Quick and Dirty modeling hacks

Modeling Hacks

 

We've all had those little modeling mishaps. Whether it's tipsy models that won't stand up on their own (the accursed "rock-a-byes"), a terrain piece that's curling up at the sides, or one of a myriad of other issues, these annoying little problems are often a mess to deal with and can be incredibly aggravating.

In this new line of columns I aim to address some of these issues.

Today's problem: Tipsy trees.