zenako wrote: ↑Tue May 04, 2021 9:25 am

Vegomatic wrote: ↑Tue May 04, 2021 9:22 amTop10.JPG

And Vegomatic is lurking just below the Minotaur Lord level with about 50 posts to go to hit it so he was just out of sight on his screen grab...

Where do you find the post counter? that's kind of fun.

+1 for DF keeping their word, even if it's a tad painful. It boosts their credibility and in a market (ie, the Kickstarter market), credibility is everything. They still have to survive covid delays. But you can tell that DF learned it's lesson- the beautiful KS7 sculpts that Eli did in resin ARE NO...

The survey was very short and easy after I selected that I'm not interested in sci-fi terrain. :D I would be interested in things that can be used for both fantasy and sci-fi, though. Maybe a big Dwarvenite monster nest without decoration that is specific to either setting. https://cdn.shopify.com/...

I never went in for roller coasters. I loved Disneyland as a kid (still do). When I was a boy, my father was a Kaiser Permanente employee and they used to rent out the park just for Kaiser employees. They still do that now, but they combine companies into the deal such that there is no net advantage...

I am not a fan of the teardrop inserts for the same reasons as Law pointed out. I do appreciate the try for modularity, but the inserts are just another category in another box I have to sort, store, and pull out when I'm building. I do like most of the trifecta pieces, though I wish the one swell ...

I don't mean to be a downer, I just don't see beaches as all that modular. I could see an edge for sand and maybe a 4x4 of sand, a little hummock of sand? and that's kinda it. If they made it I would buy a few. Might work if it was in conjunction with that modular boat that people have been barking ...

The KS7 Basilisk would look right in place against the back drop of 'Princess of Mars.'

When I finally grabbed a new specifically made for Dry Brushing brush, it was amazing to me the difference it made. Dry brushing that Stone Edge became almost trivial with that brush. And what is this brush specifically engineered for dry brushing? It is a #12 round drybrush It is a very full brush...

We looked at which sets have the perched rock and the dead branch but we got the amounts wrong :( In the escarpment packs there are not enough perches or branches to fill all the holes. Thanks to Kasper Kenobi on Discord for pointing out the error of our ways :) It was stupid really, we counted the...

zenako wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 11:20 am
When I finally grabbed a new specifically made for Dry Brushing brush, it was amazing to me the difference it made. Dry brushing that Stone Edge became almost trivial with that brush.

And what is this brush specifically engineered for dry brushing?