I love the guy peeking out from the stomach.

Must have changed since Qatar. Several egregious goal calls turned me off it.

It’s the same as why the World Cup won’t use replay.

One of the first “cover album” cds I ever bought.

I applaud your choice of overlord.

This model never came with any.

Thanks

Red planet.

Nice scheme, btw

There are a wealth of bicycle repair manuals. The ones from the 1960s that I have are remarkably well illustrated.

Home Depot used to sell “Home Owner’s Bible” manuals with general knowledge for testing and repairing things around the house.

As a Carcharodon player - Yes, please.

Coworker of mine was handling hardware returns for our main data center. There were two issues with this: It wasn’t his job and he never told anyone about it. Work fired him during his vacation because they saw he wasn’t completing his assignments, but never asked him for reasons.

Six months later, the company got hit with over 200k in service plan renewals for hardware we no longer used.

They meant what they said. It’s Texas- they seem far more afraid of women’s issues than explosives.

So I did the tuxedo thing when I left a job. Security wanted photos.

I told security that there are only two ways to leave if you know it’s going to be your last day: Head held high and dressed to the nines, or carried out by as many security guards as possible.

They thanked me for choosing the former.

Love the paint job. Digging the backstory.

Love the Deredeo, need the Brutalis.

I like the new step of the lighter skin tone. As with the skulls, it saturates the shadows for a cool visual effect.

Mine are 15 years old, replacing a 10yo pair. My previous pair didn’t wear out, they got contaminated (plumbing leak went straight into them).

Your best bet is to just buy a new pair. Even if you wear out the soles (I did by year 12), $70 or so gets them re-soled by redwing.

I agree with your decision. These are looking awesome!

Literal snow globe.

It’s a 1.5:1 ratio of distilled water to glycerin with a few types of glitter (big flakes, tiny glitter, man-made opal dust) in a ~58mm plastic sphere. I cut an opening just big enough to fit the miniature and sealed it with UV resin. After a few coats of UV, I painted the bottom to hide the seal.

This was all cast in clear resin with two drops of a gold “sinker ink” in each corner.

Really dogging the Ultramarines details.

Keep us posted!