Pictish Mini Painting
I'm actually a man!
Ah good old 'go go gadget fat fingers' when iphones etc are involved. i can paint a pupil on an eye 2mm across but cant type correctly on a touch screen hehe. its a curse, and i am only 30!
i can paint a pupil on an eye 2mm across but cant type correctly on a touch screen hehe.
Ive been a few times and seen some god awful live acts...Marylin Manson being the front runner of that bunch. Ive never seen Sabbath or Metallica live and Im sure i will enjoy it. Theres some other great bands there too...Killswitch engage, Skindred. Should make for a fun weekend awayYou may regret that come june considering how bad the live shows of both those bands have gotten.over the years...nah if you have never seen them before it is still an experience and even if you have there are tons of other bands to
BOHICA
£10 entry, £200 lighter in wallet,{*} chatting to great people, Werner Klocke, Franz Sander, the lovely Stephanie,(Freebooter Stand) Mike and Ali McVey, Kev and Sally White (Hasslefree) as well as meeting up with painters old and new (10 ball & AndyG). War Griffon & Freakinacage running the Model Display products stand I really felt sorry for as they seemed to be getting overrun by Forgeworlds "Queue" i.e.mob , but they still managed to seduce my wallet into obtaining a 54mm halfling.I've never been to Salute or Euromilitaire before but I am considering paying them a visit next year and to hell with GW.
@dragon's reach i'm having enough problems getting letters in the right place at the moment since i'm using a tiny touchscreen you'd think that the precission skill of painting tiny miniatures would be cross appicable to typing on a small touchscreen but no my generation and beyond are destined to sound illiterate through modern conveniences
I'm 56 and have to use my reading glasses to read text messages on my phone so I totally understand the problem.Ah good old 'go go gadget fat fingers' when iphones etc are involved. i can paint a pupil on an eye 2mm across but cant type correctly on a touch screen hehe. its a curse, and i am only 30!
With the greatest respect it most certainly is not facetious to expect a quality product when you are paying good money for it.The issue will be confounded by folk checking fine cast casts, if someone is looking at one after another that could cause chaos, and you know some folk will be a bit facetious about getting the 'perfect' cast. I wonder how that will be controlled.
With the greatest respect it most certainly is not facetious to expect a quality product when you are paying good money for it.
When the quality of a product is so bad that the return level is running close to 20% and quality commission painters are adding a surcharge for the additional work FailCast is causing then it is a poor product.
But as has been said before GW is not aiming its product at a discriminiating audience, it's aimed at teenagers who haven't got the life experience to turn round and say "Hang on why am I paying for poor quality?".
If the same attitude towards quality was employed throughout the miniature industry then the hobby would be in serious decline. However as far as GW is concerned model painters like us are in the miniority of hobbyists and as a result have limited influence, in regard to those who spend a great deal more.
This was stated to me that the Forgeworld show only items were being produced in Failcast, which is another demerit as far as I'm concerned.But yeah i wasn't trying to say folk shouldnt check or simply accept a bad model, however i have received a fiar few metal mini's in my time that were laughable in their pock marks or missing detail, but folk seem to remember metal as never having any issues, although i know Finecast needs to sort itself out.
I tottally agree, most metals do have some things that need Tweeking but the comparative difference between removing and smoothing a moulding line on metal and a complete missing section from the cast means that I will not buy FoulCast.
On a worrying side note from a discussion on another forum, FW seem to be realising some stuff in larger versions of the finecast packaging (Warhammer Forge pack was seen at Salute) and the material looks suspiciously similar to finecast, i.e. on sprues, twisting etc) the belief is FW are starting to use Finecast process for things like the new terminators and maybe even looking to roll out selling FW smaller miniatures in stores?? this is with the usual tonka truck of salt, but is a worry if FW is going the finecast route.