Worthless Bumsa work lamp i can clamp to the edge of my table is prolly better than a headlamp
disappointed by this tbh
i'm in a forum discussing the grain of paint pigments
help
i'm getting the feeling i am in very subjective "just try a buncha fukken paints and see what works/what you like" territory
this is why hobbies are expensive
is 100ml of a paint a lot
it feels like a lot
i wonder if modiphius sells fo76 specific minis like excavator power armor
i didn't see any but that site is a little... confusing, sometimes
gonna sleep on this and the colors i want
also: i still can't make a goddamn account on this site
ALRIGHT
NO MORE SPENDING MONEY UNTIL I ACTUALLY PAINT SOMETHING
i clicked on a 20 minute video on how to thin paint
that's where my head's at
none of the vehicles work tho
you'd need some very specific atompunk or whatever style to match aside from some tanks or apcs fallout has in-game
like it's cool to customize i get it
but like two dozen different facial expressions lolol
i was excited because i saw a big scorpion i thought i could use as a radscorpion but then i realized there was a tiny naked lady sitting on it
why lol
the helmet does look like an assaultron tho >.>
why y'all obsessed with sexy predators and assaultrons
i'm just saying i feel like i could turn him into preston xD
no laser musket tho
finding out who has the best prices for some of these because they're just printing stls from the same third parties
also sometimes you get a better deal direct from their own website stores, if they exist
was browsing games workshop for minis that might match the colors of paint i bought
not really into warhammer at all but i did see this "kill rig" xD
i just figured if i like painting minis i'll prolly paint a buncha power armor and super mutants which means a lotta black/gray/green
orks are green, badda bing badda boom
what i'm getting from this is you want like 10e100000 guardsmen to swarm a titan
pro: your statistical odds go up since they don't attack one at a time
con: physical constraints mean most are queueing to die
Brian Jeffears