Former Mad Magos called Gagoc
@garygcrook77.bsky.social
Sci-Fi & Fantasy geek.
Anime and Manga dabbler.
Occasional gamer.
40K (1988) and Horus Heresy (2003) Longfang.
“In words is the power of life, in words is the power of death.”
Your words matter.
Anime and Manga dabbler.
Occasional gamer.
40K (1988) and Horus Heresy (2003) Longfang.
“In words is the power of life, in words is the power of death.”
Your words matter.
I'd have to check, yet I think they had two different poses and two different axes.
I've never seen a hammer variant before.
Could it be a conversion?
I've never seen a hammer variant before.
Could it be a conversion?
December 13, 2025 at 10:16 AM
I'd have to check, yet I think they had two different poses and two different axes.
I've never seen a hammer variant before.
Could it be a conversion?
I've never seen a hammer variant before.
Could it be a conversion?
Techmarine Enginseer.
There were just two metal sculpts of this unit, and that's one of them.
There were just two metal sculpts of this unit, and that's one of them.
December 13, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Techmarine Enginseer.
There were just two metal sculpts of this unit, and that's one of them.
There were just two metal sculpts of this unit, and that's one of them.
Good for you!
Now just do us all one big favour, and make sure this film is properly marketed!
Now just do us all one big favour, and make sure this film is properly marketed!
December 12, 2025 at 11:19 AM
Good for you!
Now just do us all one big favour, and make sure this film is properly marketed!
Now just do us all one big favour, and make sure this film is properly marketed!
It is strange that in a world where humans can magically change into animals, even drastically changing size, that there is apparently no magic to change someone into a slightly different human.
Like into a different gender.
(There probably is, yet the TERF/FART doesn't want to even contemplate it!)
Like into a different gender.
(There probably is, yet the TERF/FART doesn't want to even contemplate it!)
December 12, 2025 at 11:17 AM
It is strange that in a world where humans can magically change into animals, even drastically changing size, that there is apparently no magic to change someone into a slightly different human.
Like into a different gender.
(There probably is, yet the TERF/FART doesn't want to even contemplate it!)
Like into a different gender.
(There probably is, yet the TERF/FART doesn't want to even contemplate it!)
Coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) is probably nearly as old as clowns.
Scary clowns are in turn probably nearly as old Coulrophobia (because as soon as someone realised it was a phobia, they set out to use it).
Scary clowns are in turn probably nearly as old Coulrophobia (because as soon as someone realised it was a phobia, they set out to use it).
December 11, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Coulrophobia (the fear of clowns) is probably nearly as old as clowns.
Scary clowns are in turn probably nearly as old Coulrophobia (because as soon as someone realised it was a phobia, they set out to use it).
Scary clowns are in turn probably nearly as old Coulrophobia (because as soon as someone realised it was a phobia, they set out to use it).
Have you tried Contrast Paints yet (or the equivalent from other companies)?
They are a game-changer!
They are a game-changer!
December 11, 2025 at 12:51 PM
Have you tried Contrast Paints yet (or the equivalent from other companies)?
They are a game-changer!
They are a game-changer!
The US has always been behind on small arms use in combat.
When other countries wanted to adopt an intermediate cartridge as NATO's 1st harmonized round, the US demanded a Rifle calibre instead.
20 years later the US relented and NATO adopted an intermediate round.
6.8x51 was needed 20 years ago.
When other countries wanted to adopt an intermediate cartridge as NATO's 1st harmonized round, the US demanded a Rifle calibre instead.
20 years later the US relented and NATO adopted an intermediate round.
6.8x51 was needed 20 years ago.
December 10, 2025 at 10:23 PM
The US has always been behind on small arms use in combat.
When other countries wanted to adopt an intermediate cartridge as NATO's 1st harmonized round, the US demanded a Rifle calibre instead.
20 years later the US relented and NATO adopted an intermediate round.
6.8x51 was needed 20 years ago.
When other countries wanted to adopt an intermediate cartridge as NATO's 1st harmonized round, the US demanded a Rifle calibre instead.
20 years later the US relented and NATO adopted an intermediate round.
6.8x51 was needed 20 years ago.
It's because the people who only think it cool are only engaging with the "face" or surface of these things, hence the "That looks cool!", and don't engage with anything deeper.
And that seems a perfect allegory for Fascism, with people joining because it looks or seems cool without looking deeper.
And that seems a perfect allegory for Fascism, with people joining because it looks or seems cool without looking deeper.
December 10, 2025 at 10:09 PM
It's because the people who only think it cool are only engaging with the "face" or surface of these things, hence the "That looks cool!", and don't engage with anything deeper.
And that seems a perfect allegory for Fascism, with people joining because it looks or seems cool without looking deeper.
And that seems a perfect allegory for Fascism, with people joining because it looks or seems cool without looking deeper.
How do you feel about a "Warlord" Titan?
Or even an "Emperor" Titan.
Or even an "Emperor" Titan.
December 10, 2025 at 10:00 PM
How do you feel about a "Warlord" Titan?
Or even an "Emperor" Titan.
Or even an "Emperor" Titan.
Can I just ask...
..which one sings "Let it go!"
..which one sings "Let it go!"
December 10, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Can I just ask...
..which one sings "Let it go!"
..which one sings "Let it go!"
There are Xenos in 30K.
They just don't appear as much in the books.
You have Orks bigger than in 40K, Drukhari, Exodites, Hrud, plus ones that only get a mention yet seem formidable.
There's also non-Imperium humans as well, like the Interex.
They just don't appear as much in the books.
You have Orks bigger than in 40K, Drukhari, Exodites, Hrud, plus ones that only get a mention yet seem formidable.
There's also non-Imperium humans as well, like the Interex.
December 10, 2025 at 11:46 AM
There are Xenos in 30K.
They just don't appear as much in the books.
You have Orks bigger than in 40K, Drukhari, Exodites, Hrud, plus ones that only get a mention yet seem formidable.
There's also non-Imperium humans as well, like the Interex.
They just don't appear as much in the books.
You have Orks bigger than in 40K, Drukhari, Exodites, Hrud, plus ones that only get a mention yet seem formidable.
There's also non-Imperium humans as well, like the Interex.
What if it's Warhammer's the Horus Heresy?
That doesn't currently have a proper videogame.
That doesn't currently have a proper videogame.
December 10, 2025 at 11:38 AM
What if it's Warhammer's the Horus Heresy?
That doesn't currently have a proper videogame.
That doesn't currently have a proper videogame.
That's from the current edition of Necromunda.
Sorry, that means it's not Oldhammer.
Sorry, that means it's not Oldhammer.
December 10, 2025 at 11:29 AM
That's from the current edition of Necromunda.
Sorry, that means it's not Oldhammer.
Sorry, that means it's not Oldhammer.
The Philip (/Phillipa) J. Fry from Neutopia?
December 9, 2025 at 8:44 PM
The Philip (/Phillipa) J. Fry from Neutopia?
I guess that means you missed out on the classic game Joust.
December 9, 2025 at 1:06 AM
I guess that means you missed out on the classic game Joust.
is it parked up next to that Nebula that's made from alcohol, hence the colour?
December 8, 2025 at 8:37 PM
is it parked up next to that Nebula that's made from alcohol, hence the colour?
Is her internal monlogue going "What the hell am I looking at!" followed by her wishing to unsee what she has just seen?
December 8, 2025 at 8:36 PM
Is her internal monlogue going "What the hell am I looking at!" followed by her wishing to unsee what she has just seen?
I just found out Michael Crawford was there as well.
Though you wouldn't know that from the photo above.
It must've been the "Americans-only" photo (which doesn't explain Trump's presence).
metro.co.uk/2025/12/07/b...
Though you wouldn't know that from the photo above.
It must've been the "Americans-only" photo (which doesn't explain Trump's presence).
metro.co.uk/2025/12/07/b...
British sitcom actor moved by Donald Trump honour alongside Sylvester Stallone
British sitcom star honoured by Trump alongside Hollywood legends.
metro.co.uk
December 8, 2025 at 12:00 PM
I just found out Michael Crawford was there as well.
Though you wouldn't know that from the photo above.
It must've been the "Americans-only" photo (which doesn't explain Trump's presence).
metro.co.uk/2025/12/07/b...
Though you wouldn't know that from the photo above.
It must've been the "Americans-only" photo (which doesn't explain Trump's presence).
metro.co.uk/2025/12/07/b...
Let's just hope there's no "Despair Squids" anywhere nearby!
December 8, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Let's just hope there's no "Despair Squids" anywhere nearby!
Britain renamed Warhammer Land!
December 7, 2025 at 10:24 PM
Britain renamed Warhammer Land!
Games Lover's Workshop Lane?
December 7, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Games Lover's Workshop Lane?
I've heard that the initial salaries & pay is good, with pay around 'Living Wage' good.
Though that is in the UK.
Rumour was it didn't use to be that good, with employees leaving over those types of issues.
Though that is in the UK.
Rumour was it didn't use to be that good, with employees leaving over those types of issues.
December 7, 2025 at 1:14 PM
I've heard that the initial salaries & pay is good, with pay around 'Living Wage' good.
Though that is in the UK.
Rumour was it didn't use to be that good, with employees leaving over those types of issues.
Though that is in the UK.
Rumour was it didn't use to be that good, with employees leaving over those types of issues.
It could've been something more expensive, like Magic: The Gathering or Football!
December 7, 2025 at 1:08 PM
It could've been something more expensive, like Magic: The Gathering or Football!
The main editor L.J. Goulding would go to a particular forum and ask the members if they had any problems with a book they were re-editing during this time.
Sometimes they would say there was none, sometimes they provided a large list.
Most of the time it was somewhere between those.
2/2
Sometimes they would say there was none, sometimes they provided a large list.
Most of the time it was somewhere between those.
2/2
December 6, 2025 at 9:32 PM
The main editor L.J. Goulding would go to a particular forum and ask the members if they had any problems with a book they were re-editing during this time.
Sometimes they would say there was none, sometimes they provided a large list.
Most of the time it was somewhere between those.
2/2
Sometimes they would say there was none, sometimes they provided a large list.
Most of the time it was somewhere between those.
2/2
A whole lot.
The Legions were upsized from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
Certain events were moved around.
And it was also to create a consistency across the already published books.
It happened when they started reprinting the HH books as Hardbacks and TPBs.
1/
The Legions were upsized from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
Certain events were moved around.
And it was also to create a consistency across the already published books.
It happened when they started reprinting the HH books as Hardbacks and TPBs.
1/
December 6, 2025 at 9:29 PM
A whole lot.
The Legions were upsized from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
Certain events were moved around.
And it was also to create a consistency across the already published books.
It happened when they started reprinting the HH books as Hardbacks and TPBs.
1/
The Legions were upsized from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
Certain events were moved around.
And it was also to create a consistency across the already published books.
It happened when they started reprinting the HH books as Hardbacks and TPBs.
1/