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On the painting table: Batman Miniature Game!

Monday, August 25, 2014

Gotta be Some Kind of a Record (for me)

Over the weekend we headed back to my parents house to spend a few days. This typically turns into a zero percent hobby time weekend but for some reason this weekend things just "clicked". In my last post I showed the GenCon pre-releases I was able to get my hands on and Circle has been calling me since I knew Thorle was heading my way. I brought a few blisters with me to my folks and even had my wife pick up a few more minis while she was out shopping with my mother one day (I know crazy). Here are the results of the weekend:


As you can see I cleaned and prepped a 'lock, one heavy, three lights, a solo, and a unit (ok I know shifting stones are a joke of a unit but its a unit). If we count the warlock as 5pt that's a total of 33pt assembled in a weekend which is unheard of for me. Really early and no idea if it is any goo but I was thinking of this as my first Bradigus list:
 
Bradigus Thorle the Runecarver (*6pts)
* Woldwatcher (5pts)
* Woldwatcher (5pts)
* Woldwatcher (5pts)
* Woldwatcher (5pts)
* Woldguardian (9pts)
* Woldwarden (9pts)
* Woldwarden (9pts)
Shifting Stones (2pts)
* Stone keeper (1pts)
Shifting Stones (2pts)
Blackclad Wayfarer (2pts)
Gallows Grove (1pts)
Gallows Grove (1pts)
 
I have no idea if it will be any good but I liked the feel of it and think it has some play (from my circle noob point of view). Ok I need to go prep some of these bases and do a little more assembly then its prime time!



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  1. Crimson RavenAugust 27, 2014 at 3:13 PM

    Just curious, how did you solve the problem of that plug inside the cloak's fold?

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    1. NogAugust 27, 2014 at 3:27 PM

      Thanks for checkin in and like the avatar ;)

      I got rid of the plug by using my Dremmel and an appropriate sized bit. If this is the route you attempt please use proper safety for dealing with resin so you don't inhale any of the dust.

      A buddy of mine told me what he did which is a different approach and doesn't require a Dremmel. He took his pin vice and drilled a hole in the center to the require depth. Then he replaced the drill bit with a larger bit and drilled in the same hole. He repeated this process until there was very little resin remaining and it could easily be trimmed with a blade. I haven't seen the result but he said it worded well. So I figured I'd share it with you in case you didn't like my approach.

      Thanks again for stopping by and hope I helped a little

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