Fimm McCool
Lord
I think Slaanesh is underrated/misrepresented as a chaos power. It's not all tits and leather, it's about comfort and little pleasures. Something especially appealing in a world of poverty, mud and ever-present violence.
Michaels 25mm WFB Stuff...
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Michael Stockin
Lord
The audible ones are THE voices for me.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Slaanesh defo needs more pissed up fat blokes in skirts wandering around.
I could be that poster boy.
Fighelm
Baron
Another one appearing hidden from behind the curtain!
chrisgoodone
Lord
I always thought Slaanesh was the easiest 'gateway drug'? I mean unless you're unwell n stuff
Michael Stockin
Lord
Blimey, it has been about 2 months since I painted a model.
It has been a stressy few months, but even so I had not realised it had been that long.
Anyway, it is super hot so I did not spend overly long on this chap, the building I had done a good few weeks back when the weather was milder.
Next up on our tour of Heiligsheld, the blacksmith's.
The second building proper in Heiligsheld is the blacksmiths workshop of Hans Eisen.
When the inn, The Wicker Man was first made, the then smith worked from the inns yard.
However as the inn grew the smith decided it prudent to build a small workshop not far from the inn.
It is this building in which Hans Eisen now ply's his trade as his fathers’ did before him.
Where once the smithy mostly fixed the wheels of wagons and shod the hooves of the the visitors of the inn, it now makes weapons and armour for the Counts men.
That is not to say Hans will not sharpen knives and fix pots and pans, but the real money lies in work for the Count.
As men go, Hans is fairly unremarkable, strong obviously, likes an ale or ten, he his single and has no offspring however, and he has been mumbling a lot of late about what will happen to the business when he is gone.
It has been a stressy few months, but even so I had not realised it had been that long.
Anyway, it is super hot so I did not spend overly long on this chap, the building I had done a good few weeks back when the weather was milder.
Next up on our tour of Heiligsheld, the blacksmith's.
The second building proper in Heiligsheld is the blacksmiths workshop of Hans Eisen.
When the inn, The Wicker Man was first made, the then smith worked from the inns yard.
However as the inn grew the smith decided it prudent to build a small workshop not far from the inn.
It is this building in which Hans Eisen now ply's his trade as his fathers’ did before him.
Where once the smithy mostly fixed the wheels of wagons and shod the hooves of the the visitors of the inn, it now makes weapons and armour for the Counts men.
That is not to say Hans will not sharpen knives and fix pots and pans, but the real money lies in work for the Count.
As men go, Hans is fairly unremarkable, strong obviously, likes an ale or ten, he his single and has no offspring however, and he has been mumbling a lot of late about what will happen to the business when he is gone.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Thanks. For this build I cut back a bit. Given how many buildings I need to make and how much time can go into it all, I figured do the basics and crack on.
I could always go back and add more if I wanted to...
I could always go back and add more if I wanted to...
Eric
Administrator
It can be nice to do that sometimes. I'm getting some Necromunda terrain done and I've deliberately been keeping it simple, just some off the shelf MDF stuff. However I'm avoiding adding lots of greeblies and pipes, my own ladders, vents, filling all the MDF joints and so forth which I might otherwise do. Wanted some terrain for a game, get it done was the moto for this lot. So build it, paint it. Done. Sometimes that's quite refreshing.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Feels a bit wrong somehow though?
symphonicpoet
Moderator
Looking great Michael Stickin! I particularly like your smith, but the smithy looks great too.
Michael Stockin
Lord
Citizen Sade
Lord
'Stick in 'til you stick out' as my Scottish mother-in-law used to say. They're a nation of feeders up there.
P.S. If you're ever offered tablet, politely decline.
P.S. If you're ever offered tablet, politely decline.
Michael Stockin
Lord
It looks like fudge
Citizen Sade
Lord
What I was offered looked like foamcore and tasted like sugar with added artificial sweetener. The Scottish sweet tooth is a thing. I got my own back by bringing English sparkling wine & whisky.
orkwrangler
Baron
More like a block of light brown sugar if memory serves.
orkwrangler
Baron
Given that french vineyards are buying fields in England with the right soil & facing is English wine not more respectable than it used to be?
I think there is a war game scenario over battling for terroir. Perhaps set in Bretonnia.
ManicMan
Lord
Random side note time:
while Sparking in wine isn't really new, If I remember right, the wine from the Champagne having a light sparkle, was seen as a major fault. However, in the 16th-17th Century, The British were the first to think "Hang on, this is a good thing" and tried to figure out why it happened and make it happen more. Then the French took all the credit... cause... French ^_^;