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midge posted:Pick the level you want as a reward and add on extra. ^^^ Can you add additional stuff later? Like if I pledge $100 now, can I come back next week and say "Welp, I'd better get a case now" and add it to my existing pledge?
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I am pretty sure that you can go in and edit your pledge at any time until the close of the Kickstarter. But I've never actually tried it!
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Aug 10, 2012 20:24
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Guess what came in the mail today? This might be ambitious for my first ever painting experience.
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Aug 10, 2012 20:29
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Kruller posted:Guess what came in the mail today? This might be ambitious for my first ever painting experience. I think it's easier to start with something like this than wargaming miniatures, at least you won't agonize over how badly you messed up your color scheme on your first miniatures. If you change skintones/clothes etc. you can just say they're in different states of decomposing/different phases of the infection. Also there're tons of them and they're cheap so lots of practice. Edit: vvvvvv They emailed me a tracking number this afternoon, but mine won't be here until tomorrow. 
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Aug 10, 2012 20:46
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Kruller posted:Guess what came in the mail today? This might be ambitious for my first ever painting experience. Man now I want to run home and see if mine showed up yet.
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Kruller posted:Guess what came in the mail today? This might be ambitious for my first ever painting experience.
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Aug 10, 2012 20:51
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berzerkmonkey posted:I almost got into this one, until I realized that I don't have anyone to play with... You can actually play Zombicide solo, as sad as that sounds.
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Aug 10, 2012 20:53
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I have two sets and extra's coming, but because I am waiting on T-shirts I don't need, my game is delayed. Goddamnit, I want my zombies! Need them for my Bioshock themed Nurgle force I am working on.
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Aug 10, 2012 21:10
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The Dark Project posted:I have two sets and extra's coming, but because I am waiting on T-shirts I don't need, my game is delayed. I was told the shirts would be sent separately when they are ready and wouldn't hold up the rest of the orders.
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Aug 10, 2012 21:19
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Are all those Zombies 25-28mm scale?
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Aug 10, 2012 21:21
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Kruller posted:Guess what came in the mail today? This might be ambitious for my first ever painting experience. Argh, mine is still out for delivery.
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Aug 10, 2012 21:28
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UnintelligibleSmurf posted:They changed the image on the front page to include the extras to date. It's 106 minis for $100, including the recently added four transparent fire elementals. This is completely crazy and I reckon Bones is the best thing to happen to this hobby in ages. I'm definitely going to pick up this deal! The $15 dungeon lot version is also awesome, it's got something like 30 figures in it. The $100 vampire level makes me want to construct + model an entire new Heroquest board or something equally ridiculous!
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Aug 10, 2012 21:51
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The Supreme Court posted:This is completely crazy and I reckon Bones is the best thing to happen to this hobby in ages. I'm definitely going to pick up this deal! The $15 dungeon lot version is also awesome, it's got something like 30 figures in it. The $100 vampire level makes me want to construct + model an entire new Heroquest board or something equally ridiculous!
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Aug 10, 2012 21:56
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Ashcans posted:I am pretty sure that you can go in and edit your pledge at any time until the close of the Kickstarter. But I've never actually tried it! I've done it, you can change your donation/reward tier as long as the kickstarter is open. I did have a problem where, because I'm an idiot, I tried to change rewards before I changed the donation, which is obviously problematic, but other than that it works as expected.
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Aug 10, 2012 22:00
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Dominion posted:I was told the shirts would be sent separately when they are ready and wouldn't hold up the rest of the orders. Not for those of us overseas
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Aug 10, 2012 22:01
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edit: Nevermind, I'm an idiot and changed it later in their pledge manager.
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Aug 10, 2012 23:35
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I can't believe how much I love my airbrush. I may have to spoon it in bed. In addition I love the new plastic demon models.      Got any C&C then hit me with it.
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Aug 10, 2012 23:46
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Lethemonster posted:I can't believe how much I love my airbrush. I may have to spoon it in bed. In addition I love the new plastic demon models. Make sure you paint the eyes to look like they're having the time of their freaking lives.
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Aug 10, 2012 23:50
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Dominion posted:You can actually play Zombicide solo, as sad as that sounds. Sad it may be but sometimes us nerds just gotta get our kicks however we can v:)v *skulks off to play death angel solo*
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Aug 10, 2012 23:55
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Any tips guys on how to deal with this: Basically, cutting between those. Would a modelling knife be enough to do it do you think? I think cutters would destroy those drat feet.
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Aug 10, 2012 23:55
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Flipswitch posted:Any tips guys on how to deal with this: I ended up leaving a little chunk of tab attached underneath each foot and used that as the pin to attach her to the base. Which involved very carefully laying out the planks on my bases. Goddamn tiny showgirl feet! 
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Aug 11, 2012 00:04
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I've accepted it that I will have to use liquid green stuff to cover up any fucks up with these to get them on the bases I'm using for them. They're so daunting to work on.
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Aug 11, 2012 00:10
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Flipswitch posted:Any tips guys on how to deal with this: Keyhole sawblade for an xacto knife should get you what you are after. Alternately, flush-bit clippers if they are thin enough would work as well.
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Aug 11, 2012 01:52
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Sole.Sushi posted:Keyhole sawblade for an xacto knife should get you what you are after. Alternately, flush-bit clippers if they are thin enough would work as well. This. A modeling saw would also work. Flush clippers will work but they may wind up pushing the feet apart (you can bend them back).
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Aug 11, 2012 02:38
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Flipswitch posted:Any tips guys on how to deal with this: Buy a jeweler's/fret saw and all of your future mini cutting problems will vanish.
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Aug 11, 2012 02:57
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berzerkmonkey posted:Never mind Heroquest - GW needs to come on and do a Kickstarter for Warhammer Quest. "You nerds want your game? Fine. Pay up." I'd sign up in an instant. GW gets no support from me. Once I worked out there was an 80% "gently caress australia" tax it's pretty hard to justify buying things from them
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Aug 11, 2012 03:35
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I did some painting. 5 man loyalist World Eaters, in mark II armour. I have another five to do.    Mortis Contemptor for fire support. The arms are magnetized to switch out for different weapons. I have a second one that will be getting kitted out for CQB.  The whole family!!
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Aug 11, 2012 03:38
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Pilgrimski posted:Forgive the paint-art, but you did ask for a tutorial and underneath the simplistic appearance there are a few serious points. This is a few pages back, but I'm quoting this in its entirety because it's the first time I read a magnet guide and thought "I could do that" and then I could did that. One thing I'd add is that it's much easier to magnetize bases before they're painted and finished. Sheesh.
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Lethemonster posted:I can't believe how much I love my airbrush. I may have to spoon it in bed. In addition I love the new plastic demon models. Jesus christ I need to get an airbrush.
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Kinetica posted:Jesus christ I need to get an airbrush. loving seconded. On another note - crossposting from the warhams thread (I did not know there's a painting threat I'm dumb). First batch of dudes is finally completed! Painted, based, grassed up. Only thing missing is a clearcoat for protection - waiting for more to bulk-spray.  C&C greatly welcomed at this point! I'm proud of these dudes, especially so considering how fuckin' far I've come since my last attempt at painting these things some 8 years ago (loving hideous). For anyone curious about the basing - as mentioned before (in the other thread), I used high-grit tile-grout, mixed with a generous blend of dark grey paint and extra chunky grit (something like really rough sand). It's a bit of a bitch to work with, as it comes in fat globs that you have to smear and spread - I use a little metal spatula clayshaping tool - but the end result is incredibly sturdy, it gloms onto whatever you stick into it (like the little chunks of rock - which used to be pure white), and drybrushes beautifully! Best is, if it chips off, there's just more dark grey 'gravel' waiting underneath it. Self healing base material! To really secure the rock-chunks, I added a little dab of 'Hobby Glue' (superglue, any type that dries clear) at the bases of the rocks in inconspicuous locations. The grass is plain old static-grass, sprinkled onto painted-on school-glue and flicked/blown clear as is usual.
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Aug 11, 2012 05:41
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The Saddest Robot posted:I started weathering/rusting/battledamaging my devilfish. I may have overdone it. Sorry for doubleposting but I have to ask: How? This looks amazing. Maybe overdone (But like others, I picture this as an Ork scrap recovery project) - but still amazing.
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Kinetica posted:Jesus christ I need to get an airbrush. You'll kick yourself when you try one out, seriously. They're Easy Mode painting. I've got a few Chaos Spawn to paint and I planned on using my airbrush as much as possible on them, I hope they turn out half as good as Lethemonster's demons.
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Z the IVth posted:Did more work on my 15mm dropship: A few pages back, I know, but are you making this for sale? I'd totally want a few and paint one like Saddest Robot's Devilfish.
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Aug 11, 2012 16:17
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DarkDobe posted:Sorry for doubleposting but I have to ask: I got some vallejo pigments with isopropyl alcohol. It was my first attempt at playing around with them, it's pretty fun.
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Could I get a little input on these logs, as in which one looks more realistic and works the best with the basing? Cheers.
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Aug 11, 2012 19:20
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The left one, as it has more definition. I think it suits the style for the base.
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Aug 11, 2012 20:28
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Fearless posted:I did some painting. Blood effects are normally pretty stupid looking but your's turned out great. Iron armor is already stark and brutal looking, having blood spattered on it is fitting. Even the spattered chainswords look great.
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Aug 11, 2012 22:06
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DarkDobe posted:loving seconded. 'sup Tau buddy  . Making a Tau force myself and was wondering how you got to that tone shadow grey (the Fang). Also noticed the missle pack is slanted on the suit (at no fault of your own, though). It's a perpetual GW miscast.
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D. Eisenhower posted:'sup Tau buddy Hah didn't even notice the miscast. The wonders of cameras and ENHANCE ZOOM IN EHNANCE! Yes, they're primed chaos black, painted 'The Fang' - which is honestly brighter than the little color-preview pallets on the paint rack would suggest - and highlighted with Dawnstone grey. I also need to add more gold to my dudes as was mentioned by others. Thinking some pinstriping in a few select spots - especially the crisis suit. DarkDobe fucked around with this message at 23:29 on Aug 11, 2012 |
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I'm using static grass for the first time on my terrain. I did the GW terrain kit and it worked out real well! I wonder though if there's a way to seal it in. Will something like a clear spray paint be ok to stop my grass from rubbing off of everything?
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