No, you’re on the money here (pun intended). Miniatures are like any other cash-intensive hobby: people over-buy and flame out, which makes it a buyer’s market. That said, regarding Fantasy, they’ve discontinued all of the truly great old stuff. This renders the second hand market a bit like the current Porsche one:…
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Save that I cannot purchase said armies because the entire range has largely discontinued.
Fuck Games Workshop with a tire-iron for ruining this lovely fantasy world in favor of the dogshit one they replaced it with. I’ve seen some comments from people interested in learning more; my advice? Don’t. It’s a hobby sector full of heartbreak. GW corporate are fucking asshole clowns who bent their customers over…
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You live by a demographic, you die by a demographic. The math is pretty simple.
Logic ✅ math ✅ victory ✅
*sigh* As an owner of an f150 that sees light to modest duty, can confirm. Let’s assume I’m paying an additional $100/mo premium for the pleasure of driving my truck. $1200/year x 10 years is a serious chunk of change. Okay, enough thinking for today.
Rules of photography in the year of our Instagram 2017: thou shalt eschew all traditional angles of photography. Verily I tell to you, he who cranks up the bokeh with tight angle lenses shall be richly blessed with hearts, emojis, and followers.
yes.
Was rewatching Blade Runner again last night, and it draws heavily on Tokyo nightlife in the rain. For that matter, a great many sci-fi films seem to draw on this motif as visual backdrop.
!!!! you silly goose. you got me1
ah, missed that one. :)
cue: “ugh, damnit, built not bought!1!!”
Treacly. The old adage of “know your lane” is appropriately apropos in this case.
*Homer detected
i love these guyz
“When you’re good at something, why should you give it up?