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Revision, She's worth more like 25~30 So I'll take the middle road and sell her for 27 Shipped in the CON US. PM first payment Paypal only Tang126055@gmail.com Or Zoridia box set (2) The Dreamer Box set (1)

I got this wonderful model in a Collodi box I got for christmas. As I do think she's awesome, alas, I don't play any Rezzers. I don't quite know what she's worth...or if she's really that easy to get. But from what I've seen she's worth anything between 30-50? So will do 45 Shipped via paypal OR Here's what I'm looking for: Zoridia Box Set (2) Kirai Box Set (cause I like her) + Seishin (4) Collette Box set + doves (3) The Dreamer Box Set + Alps (1) Paypal only, please PM. Numbers are rankings on first considerations. Thank You!

I thought casting stuff was relatively inexpensive if you're doing it on a smaller scale. How's this for cost? [url=http://www.amazon.com/Alumilite-Corp-Mini-Casting-Kit/dp/B0054IS6KY/ref=wl_it_dp_o_npd?ie=UTF8&coliid=I1Z5Y993XG83AE&colid=1JY6Y27VGMXQ5] 30 bucks and will get you that 1 mold that you want, and enough resin to cast it once or twice. Other than that...Sculpey clay or air dry clay works as well...gotta be cheaper than latex milk...

Well...the models thing happens, have you talked to anyone at wyrd? Just give em a call, or write them a letter they'll send it to you! worst comes to worst, its .50c a card..

So Krimson, what did you like most about your demo? did you get a good explanation, was it formal, or really informal? How did your friend try to sell you into playing the game? What was the turning point that you really started enjoying the game? (i know you said when you realized the complexity, but how did it dawn on you?) What drew you in? The models, the gameplay, or the fluff? (for me it was the fluff...)

13th idea is the most sound. Personally all the campaigns that I've been in do something like that. You gain experience and that allows you another force organization slot or a once a game ability (1 free healing flip for a master) but as the game itself progresses you have to watch out for the bottom tier players as they will have the least advantages, and keeps them in the bottom bracket. So it's always been that if a bottom tier player challanges someone in a much higher rank (say rank 10 vs rank 2) then there is an xp bonus if they win. But also less xp if a rank 2 player beats a rank 10 player. And when you build up the tiers should be balanced. Everyone can now gain access to henchmen/book 2/avatars. I also think i'd start on a 25ss list, then slowly move up. Just because it sticks to the fluff a bit more, small skirmish cause your crew is not so well known...then grows into an infamous crew at 50-60ss with allowance of avatars, and even other masters.

That teddy is awesome! My main complaint about this and the special edition teddy was that they seemed to emaciated! I realize they're nightmares but comon! I love your painting style! Keep going!

Nicely painted crew! Just a note on Lady J, maybe one more small highlight on the flesh tone? the wash turned out nice but it just seems dull.

Here is the method I most commonly use. It's cheaper on the wallet than trying to mass produce greenstuff bases. (of course in this game no so much, but warhammer...good luck) It's also a bit quicker, will hold up to more punishment also easier to create realistic wood looks Just a suggestion, all of these are good ideas. Crap...here's the link [ame] [/ame]

Either way, easier than me trying to fill the holes with superglue then trying to sand it down...go GW...something right for a change

Personally I hate panting a lot of models with colourful clothes. It drives me nuts having to look at real examples and trying to blend things correctly. Give me armor plates any day, but those show girls and Colette are the worst to make their dresses look nice and still have a lot of depth and shadows.

So I had a day off of work yesterday and I wound up going full speed into this project. I figured If I build the houses first, separate from the board I can figure out the planning afterwards. So I started with a 20x30 sheet of foam core, which worked out very nicely as the 5" front 4" back and 2x 3" sides worked out the 15" in total, so in a 4" lane I was able to cut 2 houses out, which means a board had enough space for 10 houses. Not bad for $1.40. I'll skip most of the assembly pictures, but I took a cardboard box and cut it into strips for both the clap board siding detail and the front of the building. I am waiting for those coffee stirrers that I ordered from online, as I was told that was much easier. But being I wanted to see what it looked like I went ahead. I'm thinking I need some thin basswood or styrene strips to create some window sills and boarders.... *note* I will not be doing this again...the siding took FOREVER, and the front was even worse. Just in cutting strips I think it was close to 45 minutes The inside of the houses will have textured walls. Either white with a hint of yellow of grey undercoating with a white drybrushing. Donno yet. SO I have yet to finish the roof as well as the other 2 sides I didn't show you, but all the houses are cut out, and I have all my materials ready to go, just a matter of getting it all together. I think this is going to go by much quicker than I originally anticipated. I also am going to use the wire brush technique on the cardboard to give it more depth before I paint it. Also going to go back with my modelling tools to create more spacing between boards, again to add some realism... Until next time! p.s. any ideas on schemes best suited for the above masters? or how about some fluff scenarios involving 2 of the masters above. Much appreciated!