I’ve used ‘AI’ at work and as a hobby.
It’s fun to experiment and see what it does.
For creative things it is like a big encounter table that some rpg’s have.
You give it a hint and it will generate some nonsense that you can use to build on.

I would never trust anyone to use the generated output in a semi-professional product.

It is scarily…[Read more]

I have never used AI and will actively continue to not use it. Watched a minute or two of the video and got bored.

His servo-skulls look neat-o.

@limburger isn’t that the same turd in a box that said that everyone who paints Germans for WW 2 is a Nazi ?

Seems like he drives controversy then for views, like the usual “influencer turds”? A cultu…[Read more]

isn’t that the same turd in a box that said that everyone who paints Germans for WW 2 is a Nazi ?

Lint to that please. Context is everything 🙂

Feels a bit like throwing him under the bus but… well it’s online so here you go @zoidpinhead  I recommend watching the video completely.

yay … the wood I had ordered has arrived.
And it looks like all is exactly as specified, so now I need to worry if I measured correctly  😀

Also 12 mm MDF is heavy. I’m not quite sure if I have f*cked this up or simply underestimated the weight.
It definitely is a bit more complicated to move everything in place once I have it assembled, so I…[Read more]

i enjoyed the video they put out on social media for this. an enraged but patient store manager lol

Pledge: work on Chonky for the paint contest, and get back to my Orks!

Owing the problem: I’ve never had a problem with this, honestly. “Lessons learned” include discussing what happened and how not to repeat the error.

Muzak:

Wargames Foundry still sells some of the 1980s Citadel ranges – historicals, odds and ends.

Mid 80s I remember buying Citadel before there was Warhammer. D&D minis for me!

Here is my first entry (I hope) of this month. I’m also working a quite bigger miniature which I hope to finish in time.

This is a 3d printed model from the Warhamster Kickstarter by Apache Studio: BATHAMSTER.

Citadel Miniatures was the original brand name for the miniatures that started it all in the 80’s.

Wikipedia to the rescue:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Games_Workshop#Group_divisions

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citadel_Miniatures

I guess GW has been quietly reorganising and rebranding bits of its range.