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I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series was born. Metal and Acrylic Paint.
I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series was born. Metal and Acrylic Paint.
Number of the Beast is, in my opinion, Iron Maiden’s most important album. As it introduces some of the mainstays in their library. While there is no miniature for the Eddie Project, I felt that this album needed to be featured.
Our second pathfinder evening started off with a casual trip seated in the back of a horse-drawn paddy wagon. In cuffs…
I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series was born. Metal and Acrylic Paint.
Just because there’s a recession doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the hobby, right? Right. Today we are going to look at the topic of wargaming on a budget, and how you can build or expand your forces without spending a small fortune on toys.
I am a metal-head. Have been since I was old enough to crawl. I am also a major Iron Maiden fan. So when the miniature versions of Eddie were announced, I jumped. Thus this crossover series of Metal and Acrylic Paint was born.
Progress has been the operative word over the past year concerning my Alpha Legion painting project. An even more apt description would be positive progress. Come on in and let me explain a little as to what I’m talking about.
I found myself running my first RPG game night in (too many) years, using a system I had never used (but was close enough to one I had) and having not actually planned something to do. But, everyone had fun: let’s see how it came about.
Do you have a bunch of old and dusty Lego laying around? Maybe buried in the darkest depths of your closet like me? Why not donate them to kids in need?