Will cure them of most ailments.

I feel like it should just turn whoever bathes in it into a troll.

They’d probably be a lot easier to use on 28mm minis, but they work surprisingly well on the 10mm scale.

The felt tips wear down fast, on the order of more than once an army for the markers I’m using a lot of. I’m a heavy touch so ymmv. The tips are replaceable at least.

Thanks! I actually did them mostly with the Army Painter markers! There are a bunch of mistakes that are hidden by the mass effect, but “Quantity has a quality of its own”!

When we build a new east wing, it should be a brutalist slab with gravity defying cantilevered masses to make all the Retvrn freaks soil their togas.

Who would win?
Two thousand pounds of education
vs
A ten-rupee jezail

Remember what they took from you

Not the console wars cuckold wojack

It makes more sense in the context that it was originally designed to be run as a tournament game at the first Origins, not for ordinary table play.

Only the sweatiest grogs would hold it up as a good example of old timey design.

#hobbystreak 11 and 12
I’ve been working my way through my spear dwarves. I now have 10 of 12 stands complete through the wash stage.

#warmaster #paintslam25

#hobbystreak 10
Put down speedpaints on three stands of dwarven spearmen. @thearmypainter.bsky.social ‘s markers really do the trick, looking forward to the range expanding a little.

#honbystreak 9
Was out of the house most of today, so this one’s phoned in a bit. I clipped and sanded some bases for my #warmaster dwarves.

Ari Aster’s pivot from horror to weird tragicomedies is puzzling and a little disappointing, but I’m glad he’s staying true to his major artistic principle of frankly depicting graphic head trauma.

#hobbystreak 8
I got the speedpaint markers from @thearmypainter.bsky.social and painted a few stands of Dwarven Spearmen with them. A little difficult to control at the small scale, but they work better than I expected, and are super easy to use.