I see the raccoon and all I think is this.

He still owes me money.

Unused characters become my NPCs.

If you’re using plastic glue (which melts/welds plastic together), you need bare plastic for it to work right.

Cyanoacrylate glue (superglue) doesn’t need bare plastic, but there’s always the risk of the paint coming off at the connection, breaking the join.

If you are using non-contrast paints, I find it easiest to not fully assemble the minis before painting. Paint the arms and shoulders separate so that it is easier to hit all that “chaos trim”.

Make sure to leave your glue points unpainted. I use poster tac to cover those (and it makes a good handle when you stick in a toothpick).

Hit the whole model with the gold, then use contrast paints (I use Talassar Blue) over the areas to be blue. Be careful to not paint over the trim, but it can wipe off with a moist cotton swab.

Love the grimdark paintjob!

https://ttrpg.network/post/8028793

Link to one of the last ones on Lemmy.

People were in an uproar over “indoctrination” by the game. If your child can be convinced to join the army by playing that game… maybe it’s for the best.

Love the look of these. Pale blue was a great choice for the eyes.

Fair point.

Fun game. Love the writing.

Definitely have to try this.

This is still in my “Co-Op Games Bin” with the “Forbidden” series.

It’s, essentially, the PeaceCorps but for within the United States (my eldest just finished a stint with them). There are several groups under the umbrella, my kid worked with the NCCC (they worked roughly like an outreach program for FEMA).

While I don’t think someone in their mid-30s would fit in most of the generic parts of AmeriCorps (it targets the 19-25 crowd), they do have administrative needs. This would be probably similar to what you would do as an Air Force Reservist of a similar age.

AmeriCorps is also a way to serve.

I’m still hoping for combo planets.

Or just not tell us and surprise us in the middle of a MO.

Daaaaamn!