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Good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.

I’m working on a project where I digitally model and 3D print a bunch of the ammo from the game Hunt: Showdown. The game is set in the late 1800s/early 1900s, so the rounds used by a bunch of the guns are virtually extinct. As a result, I want to do my little part to help preserve these small bits of history and recreate these obscure cartridges.

Anyways, I was looking for reference material for my model of the .41 Swiss round, used by the Vetterli carbine, and I think I managed to find THE FUCKING PATENT because it has exact measurements in millimeters (what I use in CAD), as well as tolerances (max/min dimensions of sections allowed in production under the patent), and a pattern for the paper patch that would be wrapped around the bullet before being pressed into the cartridge.

Untitled abstraction comic part 11 out 11 ✨️

A moment to think and feel overwhelming joy, and to do a twirl 💃✨️

Beginning | Part 10

The Gifts of Darkness - Concept art: Chapters 2 and 3 (2016)

Val's appearances for Chapters 2 and 3. The outfit from Chapter 2 reappears a couple more times in the comic. The outfit from Chapter 3 has not reappeared again because the armchair on which Val often sits is also red, and red on red looks terrible :P

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It's mostly things we need for storage while we get the basement fixed.

Credits: photo 1, photo 2

Also known as the rose bedeguar gall wasp, moss gall wasp, or robin's pincushion. Some of these names actually have their roots in folklore. These odd pompoms that can suddenly appear on wild roses were assumed to be the work of woodland faefolk. Knowing that they're actually made by tiny wasps that manipulate the plant into forming a structure that houses and feeds its young honestly still sounds like fairy business though.