“Indian Space Research Organization”
You forgot about the Death Guard
Is it a tankless compressor? If so, not really. Plug it in, turn it on, if it goes brrr its fine.
That’s just the average Eastern European, rotting and depressed for the amusement of a jolly fat man.
Imagine if there was a society of four castes, uplifted and ruled by an outside force. One which will be a superpower by M42.
I know I had to get a nice jab in about disgusting pajeet streets and culture. DG are entertaining in a manner because they’re the Resident Evil faction. Average Indian just has disgusting resilience in a far different manner and aren’t tough.
Still kinda new to painting minis, but after trying speed paint on one of my Eldar Fire Dragon models im having a hard time seriously considering citadel again. Citadel just seems so overly complicated by comparison
honestly for any contrast/speed/express stuff I just use AP speedpaints. its cheaper and I'm usually just using it as a first color to then traditionally paint on after. only exception is citadel black templar contrast, that stuff slaps.
Timestamped for the "action"
It absolutely is and I don't understand where this "it's going to get a reboot" or whatever keeps coming from. It's similar to how people insist "the grimdark" is gone, when it isn't and the writing 30 years ago in WD and a lot of the early novels was also shit. Old World was completely dead in just about every regard, except maybe some die hard game club somewhere but you'd have never known about it and they certainly weren't recruiting people into the playerbase. I think the primary reason bringing back The Old World worked as well as it did is because every other company out there trying to make a rank and flank game pretty much failed, the army boxes(ignoring how old the models are) are dirt cheap for $/model($2.80 for the new high elf and dwarf batallions, $3.21 for that tomb kings box and that's including one of those models being a big centerpiece, as well as ignoring the cost of the books/dice/etc. in the package), and the going away and coming back gave it a boost like the fucking McRib of all things.
In addition to what was said above, if it has a tank(and make sure there's no air in it before doing this) check to see that it has a drain at the bottom of the tank and empty it. Airbrush compressor tanks can trap moisture(but not all of it, that's why you'll still want a moisture trap like mentioned) and it can build up in the tank. Other than that, if it works it works. Just need an airbrush and a hose.
Sad part about people missing this is that it's not even subtle. Caste system, cow hooves, blue skin like some hindu gods. Yeah, the T'au are fucking space indians.
I've been putting serious thought into this. Maybe even trying a Gunpla panel liner for space marines.
And there were a bunch of high quality games. Total War and Vermintide spring to mind.
I’m shocked Halo Flashpoint is so high up and Bolt Action isn’t there. Just watching the tabletop game it seems so… bland. Especially when compared to Halo Fleet Battle or Halo Ground Command.
Probably only because it's recent. I thought it sounded bland as shit with the initial announcement of spartan armor guys or whatever only but the intent seemed to have been to "mimic" online pvp somehow(and then they added more models later but I haven't kept up with it). Heroscape ending up as large as it has, that's the one that threw me for a loop. I guess people are using it as terrain for other games or something?
You know what? I can see that. Plus you can get some bits too for other models.
I'm likely to put the fdm into garage but the missus wants it in the office. The fumes is a concern, but i dunno how bad fdm is supposed to be. Resin for sure is going on garage bench, with all the other shit it needs too. Depends if you live in snow or not
With FDM it all depends on what material you're using. PLA smells weirdly sweet(like syrup), if you're running the nozzle hotter than absolutely necessary you're also getting soot particulates in the air. An enclosed printer with a built in HEPA filter(as in filtering the air inside the printer like a bento box, not just a filter on the exhaust. Also need to make sure you aren't using acidic activated charcoal or it can ruin your machine) and an open window mitigates this but you can have problems with the chamber temp being too warm so it's a balancing act. PETG doesn't smell as much, but it definitely releases particulates into the air, but at least you can leave the chamber closed for the filter to do its job.
There are less than a handful of citadel paints I keep at hand's reach but by now I've completely switched to AK, vallejoj or inks. Lining using oils and odorless thinners is also easier, cleaner, cheaper and definitely sharper than wrangling whatever formula Nuln Oil has turned into.
It's not that they hate it, it's that from a business standpoint it doesn't make money. Space that players take up is space that can't be used for merchandising. It's an added cost because you'll need to rent out a location large enough to accommodate everyone. It's more maintenance, especially for wargaming, that need playmats and terrain. This is why some stores want to charge for table time. The store still has to pay to keep the lights on, and the rent for the building. People aren't buying models and paints every week, and there's no guarantee you'll buy an overpriced can of soda from them instead of the dollar store down the road.
They do now. They didn't when it replaced Warhammer Fantasy. It took a wrecking ball to a well loved system, turned it on its head, had a lot of bad rules and fucked with the lore. I don't follow it that closely but those were all of the complaints. It took GW some time to work out the issues. Now we're a few editions in, The Old World is back, and I think the people who really didn't like AoS are long gone so you only have the new blood who actually like AoS.
I take this as a personal attack on my character. The T'au are way too clean and too few in number to be space pajeets. Their technology actually works. If anything humanity is closer to space indians. They live in shit, are pseudo religious, breed like cockroaches, and have no regard for any other culture or race. Their technology is barely functional or understood, and they only manage to survive because they breed faster than disease or workplace fatalities can kill them.