In a few hours I will fetch my flight to Romania. So don't expect any comments or big posts for the next week since I have neither my painting stuff with me nor do I expect to have much time. Sadly the trip is not for vacation but for work ;)
But to deliver at least something hobby related a short glance of another model on my working table: A Jotunn Hailstorm Cannon. Most likely this will be a proxy for a Death Shrieker or something.
See you in a week!
Paradox0n
A view on my workbench and gaming table: Terrain, Miniatures, Tutorials and Reviews
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Kings of War Second Edition
Mantic Games just announced the details to their new kickstarter for the Kings of War Second Edition rulebook.
Since I already backed the first one (and got a lots of stuff out of it, especially my Abyssal Dwarfs) I will most likely join this one too. Don't know how deep I will jump into but at least I will help to support the rulebook and hopefully the main translations. For me a translated version doesn't matter, but I know that for many people the entry to a system is much easier if the rules are written in their mothertongue.
More details about it you will find in the official announcement and on the Mantic Blog.
So let's see how it is rolling out on Friday :)
So long,
Paradox0n
Kings of War Kickstarter is launching on Friday 14th November at 1:30pm GMT!
Since I already backed the first one (and got a lots of stuff out of it, especially my Abyssal Dwarfs) I will most likely join this one too. Don't know how deep I will jump into but at least I will help to support the rulebook and hopefully the main translations. For me a translated version doesn't matter, but I know that for many people the entry to a system is much easier if the rules are written in their mothertongue.
More details about it you will find in the official announcement and on the Mantic Blog.
So let's see how it is rolling out on Friday :)
So long,
Paradox0n
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Playing around on Sunday morning
Just a short update on early Sunday morning. I am just testing (fooling?) around with my new camera a bit. And I wanted to quickly show you some of the pictures I shot (and had an IMO nice effect by chance). After posting that I will return to priming the first miniatures from Shadows of Brimstone but I had to take a break because it really stressed me out that my airbrush was totally clogged although I gave it a thorough cleaning after the latest usage. Nearly killed my motivation to continue at all....
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Chaos Dwarves,
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Terrain,
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Unboxing: Shadows of Brimstone
As promised I will do an unboxing of the Shadows of Brimstone core sets from Flying Frog Productions which I backed on Kickstarter. As stated in an earlier post, the two core sets arrived to my surprise last week. Since I hoped that the results of this project wouldn't be as disappointing as the Sedition Wars rules, I was very exited for the package to arrive. Another big reason was, that I mainly backed this game because it is played cooperatively and therefore Mrs. Para was also in this game. She doesn't like Descent too much (at least in playing it with only 2 players) because you play against each other.
Shadows of Brimstone is a Old West Horror board game. Meaning that you will play heroes placed in a wild west setting and encountering some horror creatures in different locations.
Warning: I will not show the miniatures in this post, I completely leave them out because some of them are huge(!) and I don't know how they will fit in the boxes after I assembled them. Most likely I will have to do some magnetizing. Therefore I will cover them in a later article.
For this unboxing I will try to show the contents of both boxes in parallel because at some points they are pretty similar to each other. So let's see what is in the boxes (big wall of text incoming)!
Shadows of Brimstone is a Old West Horror board game. Meaning that you will play heroes placed in a wild west setting and encountering some horror creatures in different locations.
Warning: I will not show the miniatures in this post, I completely leave them out because some of them are huge(!) and I don't know how they will fit in the boxes after I assembled them. Most likely I will have to do some magnetizing. Therefore I will cover them in a later article.
For this unboxing I will try to show the contents of both boxes in parallel because at some points they are pretty similar to each other. So let's see what is in the boxes (big wall of text incoming)!
Nikon D3300 arrived
A new technical gadget in my arsenal arrived yesterday: The Nikon D3300 with lens kit (18-55mm). After some problems with the software (the software bundle delivers an older version which claims to be the newest version, but there is a newer one available on the website) and some driver problems (Win7 PnP drivers are not compatible with the camera it seems) I finally got the camera connected to my PC (thanks to the support forums).
And I began to do some test shooting with the standard setting and the first tests with the lens kit. For me the difference between our old Powershot (10 years old now) and my mobile camera is insane. With some easy positioning and using the lenses I get the blurry backgrounds and with that the depths of better pictures.
And I began to do some test shooting with the standard setting and the first tests with the lens kit. For me the difference between our old Powershot (10 years old now) and my mobile camera is insane. With some easy positioning and using the lenses I get the blurry backgrounds and with that the depths of better pictures.
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Blog Babble,
Camera,
Cats,
Pictures
Monday, November 3, 2014
MMM: Frank Sinatra - Mack the Knife
After my weekends experience with knives I thought this song is somehow fitting :)
Hope the Doc tells me in 2 hours that everything is OK and I can return back to normal. Although tipping with one missing (because bandaged) finger is somewhat difficult. Normally I type blindly but now I miss more keys than hitting stuff.
Nevertheless, please enjoy the master Frank Sinatra with Mack the Knife:
To get this post some hobby relation: I just tested some stuff yesterday and I think I understood for the first time what glazing really is...
And I have a question to you: Skin for Chaos Dwarves skin tones with purple shadows or completely gray? Or maybe characters gray and units flesh... My problem is, that with my red/gold scheme the fleshy skin tones pop out too much I think.
If I get my camera today I will make some WIP photos and show you my problem.
So long,
Paradox0n
Hope the Doc tells me in 2 hours that everything is OK and I can return back to normal. Although tipping with one missing (because bandaged) finger is somewhat difficult. Normally I type blindly but now I miss more keys than hitting stuff.
Nevertheless, please enjoy the master Frank Sinatra with Mack the Knife:
To get this post some hobby relation: I just tested some stuff yesterday and I think I understood for the first time what glazing really is...
And I have a question to you: Skin for Chaos Dwarves skin tones with purple shadows or completely gray? Or maybe characters gray and units flesh... My problem is, that with my red/gold scheme the fleshy skin tones pop out too much I think.
If I get my camera today I will make some WIP photos and show you my problem.
So long,
Paradox0n
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Painting Buddha Academy: Aanchuth series
This time Matt and Mati paint Aanchuth the Cursed from Mierce Miniatures. The series shows you among other things how to paint fur, skin, horns and wood.
As usual I just bundled the free videos together in one playlist. The videos are produced and owned by the Bruddahs from Painting Buddha. All kudos go to them.
If you like the videos, please subscribe to their Youtube-Channel and have a look at their shlog/website.
As usual I just bundled the free videos together in one playlist. The videos are produced and owned by the Bruddahs from Painting Buddha. All kudos go to them.
If you like the videos, please subscribe to their Youtube-Channel and have a look at their shlog/website.
Hope you enjoy it.
So long,
Paradox0n
Some unrelated Post Scriptum after the jump:
So long,
Paradox0n
Some unrelated Post Scriptum after the jump:
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Painting,
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