Taliesin's Table

[ManicMan]

good idea. Forums, while things can be edited, are designed for storage and expression. you then have things like the failing 'discord' which was designed for online gamings to live chat, and thus, when used by others for other things, has SOOO many problems... thus one reason why it's failing.. but stuff aimed at the kiddies does so have 'fad' times..

Oh and.. not too hard to add an RSS feed system but that's all up to you ^_^ I've used a number of systems for other things in the past and must admit to being lazy when possible.. well.. when it's something that for me to do it another way would be more work then it's worth.

 

[KingOfTheLeadPile]

[...]maintain my own little space like a garden, instead of using something like Blogger or WordPress. [...]

I can sooooooo relate to that

 

[MichaelStockin]

Same, it is why I have my waffly website as well as my bloggy blog

 

[Taliesin Kincaid]

Not entirely oldhammer - some of these models are derived from 3rd ed. era plastics - but I've painted a squad of space marines for my Rogue Trader campaign, including some classic Jes Goodwin sculpts of variant armour patterns. I'm particularly proud of the sergeant - I usually paint in quite a bright fantasy style and this involved a ton of techniques I don't usually use, like chipping with a sponge, oil washes, and weathering powders.

 

[Brother Meredith]

Look great! The older metal bodies allow them to pass the “Oldhammer” requirements! (if HH plastics were allowed on my posts don’t see why 3rd Ed plastics would be unacceptable! )

 

[Eric]

I'll let anything on a hex base get a free pass Nice dark scheme, they certainly wouldn't look out of place in any oldhammer style game. I like the muted yellows as a nice contrast to the black/red.

 

[Brother Meredith]

I do like the old Dark Angel black with red accents colour scheme. Don’t get me started about hex bases…