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Starting over, from Mars this time.

There's a possible scaling issue with my first attempt, but I think that was a misunderstanding. The only way to know is to fabricate another Titan using established scaling, and then compare the two.

There are worse hobbies.

It's a start.

I finally decided to build and paint all the Necromunda stuff I've collected since the relaunch.

I'm taking a lot of inspiration from underwater shipwrecks, but I don't want to abandon the burnt out orange from the stock scheme.

I've started a tank for the Quar's War. It's mostly done already, but it still needs that flower and some numerical designations I think.

A small force for Deth Wizards, printed Bestiarium figures from the recent Kickstarter. Took about 20 minutes to paint (seriously) to this level.

I'm going for a loose watercolor and ink look because that's what Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark did and that's what works.

I really need a better camera, but I've got what I've got.

I'm finally putting paint on these Vostroyans. They've been overdue since Cities of Death, but they'll fit in perfectly in Horus Heresy.

Started a "new" army today, an Imperial Navy ship muster for Horus Heresy using the Cults and Militias list.

They're still very in progress, but I love how they're shaping up.

I finally got to try out 10th, and I need substantial practice.

Here's something unexpected. Visited a friend yesterday who is very excited for SAGA and to finally use some Geeks he picked up. I thought the ancient Indians would make for a fun counter-force, but I've already got STL files for the Persians.

I backed the March to Hell Kickstarter for Geeks and Persians a while back. The 15mm figures were great, but the 28mm didn't match anything I already have.

So I shrunk the X and Y axis to 85% so they'd look less chunky-heroic, and I've got to say that I love it. I wonder if they were originally rendered in these proportions and then given an "aesthetic stretch" to make them identifiable as a brand.

Well, this is why you don't scale things when you're sleepy.

She keeps getting bigger.