Community Service and fandom in the future of the past.
Roleplaying and Wargaming blog
Many years ago, when txt files still ruled the internet, I came across writeups of the gang from SCOOBY DOO for Call of Cthulhu while in the computer lab at Pitt’s Hilman Library. I was able to find them via the wizardry of Internet Archive, and present them here in order to preserve them. … Continue readingScooby Doo for Call of Cthulhu
More A.I. generated images. This time our heroes from STAR TREK. One of the things I like about this, is
I’ve been playing around with the text-prompt-based A.I. image generator over at NightCafe, and I rather enjoy the results I’ve
British Pathé Film on Peter Cushing’s hobby. … Continue readingPeter Cushing on Wargames
So, I finally went to the scale-creep dark side and got 1:43 scale vehicles for my minis. It began when I actually measured my resin 28mm vehicles from Atenociti’s Workshop and found most of them to be 1:43 instead of 1:50. Shortly thereafter I discovered that Greenlight makes a line of TV and movie cars featuring a lot of 70s and 80s models that I particularly dig. … Continue readingScale Creep Submission
Daiso ¥100 shop run while waiting for my daughter. 6 more scaffolds, two not-Mini diecasts, nine concrete pipes, 17 intermodal shipping container tins, and two fake beer can tins. … Continue readingMore Intermodal Containers (and more)
Spent the last couple of days basing six packs of Foundry Street Violence minis I ordered last month. The order (which was quickly and efficiently dispatched by the Ansells) consisted of: Juno’s Crew (SV018), Sergei’s Corporation (SV024), Street Cops (SV031), The B Team (SV037), The Lovemore Detective Agency (SV057), and Shotgun Cops (SV065).
The minis required a bit of cleaning, which is to be expected of casts from molds as old as these. If memory serves this line started back in the late 90s and should be old enough to legally order a beer now. … Continue readingFoundry Street Violence