Mighty fine lad

So am I lol
I mostly followed the Midwinter Minis steps. I think the bigger size was very helpful here, since it gives more space to work in.
I have a couple fluoro paints too, so a green-yellow for the brightest parts plus a darker blue for the tops gave me a result I liked.

They're 3D prints of models made by Smuggler Boutique, available on MyMiniFactory.

Tfw you forget to add power to the power sword

This is all incredible. I'd be surprised if the "multiple David authors" wasn't fulfilled before the end of Feb.

Ahhhh Jay I love it! Such an amazing artist, and so great to work with. It's hanging on my wall already!

Any show I've watched from New Zealand have had at least a smattering of Māori in it, including light entertainment shows like Taskmaster. I would love to see both education in primary schools and mandates for government programming that provide even a small bit of the same over here.

Good news!
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*"read as" rather than "ready as"
**"something" rather than "wondering"
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Drawfee has also done a few Heathcliff episodes which include some of their thoughts on the bizarre appeal of the comic youtu.be/TvnOjfpXQJg?...

TL;DR (for me) is that Heathcliff can be ready as surrealist anti-humour, which makes it more interesting than wondering like Garfield which I find to be bad humour, or maybe un-humour. I first started appreciating Heathcliff when I read the SOLRAD pieces on it solrad.co/unrepentant-...

TF2 Orks (3d printed models from Stationforge) were super quick to paint and so much fun. I had to use one extra soldier to make a squad of ten, but they're all good upstanding members of the Red team.

I was pretty sure I knew what the moon rocks thing was about.
Google "Thad Roberts" if you can't wait for the SciShow telling.

Wow it's John Warhammer