Plastic to Painted Feature: Super Mortian
In today’s Feature, Ian brings us an alternative kit to add to your Guard’s Super Heavy Detachment. The Super Mortian.
It’s like printing a picture. But instead of a picture, you think to yourself, “Man, I really need a holder for all 12 of my remote controls. But I totally do not want to go outside and buy one at a store”. So you make your own remote control holder using plastic that has been spun onto a spool and run into a machine with a micro forge on it that is only as smart as the code you give it.
In today’s Feature, Ian brings us an alternative kit to add to your Guard’s Super Heavy Detachment. The Super Mortian.
It’s the Fourth of July. So strike up the big band and break out a ton of candles for the cake. It’s the Star Spangled Man With A Plan’s birthday!
With my Warhound finished, I would now put all of my efforts into finishing the diorama base. Which I had been working on at the same time as the titan. In addition to building the base, I would also craft a story for the scene I was making. When the dust settled, I was left with something I could be super proud of.
2021 was disappointing for me, Well, in terms of hobbying. The rest of it wasn’t so bad. I failed at every one of the hobby goals I had set prior to the new year. And my output was abysmal compared to years past. I did get some good things done though.
And now the 3rd season of Covid. Somehow, still hard to believe.
For us, not much has changed at home. My wife was working from home. I was still working an alternate schedule. And the scope of my Titan project was also about to get much larger.
We are well into June now. The end of June actually. My hobby rut has its grip on my throat. Tyson and I are still doing the Blackstone Fortress thing online occasionally.
At this point Covid-19 has been a part of the world’s vocabulary for half of a year. Insane. What’s even more so is, it’s still not looking like it will be ending anytime soon…