CaptainRTard

This blog post in particular showed off an amazing new animation system two years ago but I never heard about what happened to it, is it in the beta and Im simply missing out on it by playing the most recent official release? Because I doubt that, was it scrapped? Delayed? Pushed back? I haven't been active with this game or community in a long time so I don't know

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There is almost NO ONE who bases all their artwork on their band's name, and the album name isnt ALWAYS on the cover.

I really like Get Got and Black Dice, its less scream-y.

I've seen a bunch of amazing looking conversions done with plastic card, but searching anything near "plastic card" just gets me business cards or credit cards, not conversion material, I want some of this, where is it!?!

After attempting and failing to glue a model to an already finished base multiable times I've decided to try pinning, I know you need those small hand drills and pinning rods, but I dont actually understand where to start.

What metal should the rods be, what glue should I use for them, and what size should they be generally?

and what hand drill set should I pick up, is the GW one way too overpriced like their brushes and paint?

and well, I know you line up the rods ahead of time and then drill holes in your base, but how do you exactly glue the rods in place?

Thanks for any help

Broke rule 1, is a massive twatstool, and probably is a troll.

Everyone who agrees say I, Aye, whatever, say whatever you want idk.

Edit: rest in pieces u/kingofukraine , you wont be missed.

I just started painting Eldar, next time I get wraith-dudes I am going to make them wraithblades instead of wraithguard, the arms are annoyingly small on those d-weapons so putting them together without gluing directly to the body is annoying, i wanna paint the chest and the gun apart GW, sheesh.

These silly lil things are rather funny, but you all keep doing it wrong.

A Good Sbubby should follow the original format and shouldn't just be random nonsense as a brand's logo.

Here is an example of a Good Sbubby

Here is why its good:

• It stays true to the original brand in design

• It stays true to the original text with the change being minor but noticeable and/or funny

Here is an example of a Bad Sbubby

Here is why its bad:

• It changes the text too far from the original to be random/funny and fails to be funny.

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