Mortifine

I’ve got a 9th “Command Edition” box. I’ve got all the minis, terrain (assembled but unpainted) and box itself, as well as the rulebook. Some of the Necrons have been assembled and primed, and some of those have a metallic base coat. I never got further than that. The space marines are mostly still on sprues.

What’s a reasonable amount to ask (USD)? I’m not trying to get top dollar, just culling my collection.

The whole Bible verse thing was obviously blatant homophobia meant to portray LGBTQ people as evil, but the situation shouldn’t have happened to begin with.

Pride is incredibly important, and while the rainbow capitalism is irritating and easy to mock it does raise awareness somewhat.

That being says, Pride is all about self expression, and forcing people to wear Pride stuff kind of goes against the core spirit.

I’m curious how common my opinion is among the Bi community. It feels reasonable to me, but my brain is all full of crazy, so who knows?

I’m in the process of moving a few states away and I’m trying to figure out the best way to transport my (relatively) extensive filament collection. Prob about 50-60 spools.

Any tricks to pack it up efficiently? I was just going to stick them in a big Rubbermaid type container and a box or two, but I wanted to see if there’s any clever ideas to make my life easier first.

Thx!

It’s kind of insane that this isn’t already in the game. We have to switch out mechs and pilots all the time for various tonnage limits and mission types. Being able to save our favorite lances (mechs and pilots) is kind of a no duh, and would be a major time saver.

Less so with mech loadouts, but it would still be nice.

That’s all. I know, dumb post, but you’re all I’ve got, Reddit.

At least where MW5 is concerned.

They went to all the trouble of designing a whole ship with all sorts of nooks and crannies but gave us no reason to explore it. All it would take is making some boxes or lockers give you some C-bills or equipment, but I’m pretty sure most of us only move from Fahad to the bridge, and only when we have to.

It’s too bad. I’ve poked around a bit, but without any reward it just seems like a waste of time.

(I’m posting this and hoping that I’m a total idiot and have missed something big.)

My first thought was I cut it, but I realized getting it on the whiteboard straight would be a nightmare.

Right now I’m leaning towards cutting thin strips of vinyl and placing them individually, but I wanted to see if anyone had a better way first.

I’m a big fan of getting into not quite melee range and blasting away. Can I get some suggestions for good close range builds?

I’ve got an idea for some decor and apparel based on an OLD (like 150 years and long defunct) local patent medicine type thing, but none of the original art would work well for my needs. I want to give someone the original art examples and have them produce some svgs that would be more functional, but I haven’t the foggiest where to go to commission them.

Any suggestions?

I feel like I’m being overzealous about this. I tend to do it every 2-3 prints, and almost always before a print that’s over 5 hours. Am I being crazy, or just practical?

That’s the new place. Go there. Don’t post here. Please.

Got a CR 10 Smart (spoiler alert: it’s not.) for free and I’m planning on using it for concrete molds. The quality doesn’t have to be the bet, but I do need it to work reliably. That means that the stock board and extruded need to be binned and replaced.

Which extruder and board would you personally recommend? I’m familiar with Klipper, and fine with fiddling a tweaking to make it work, I just need recommendations for the hardware.