Movies, videos, music, TV shows, ummm… media
After purchasing your ticket, those backlit words are what you walk towards. This is as you make your way down a long blackened tunnel-like hall. You are in a seemingly unassuming warehouse-esque building in the Ariake area of the Koto Ward in Tokyo, Japan.
As I sit here and look back on the past twelve months, the year feels a bit bitter-sweet. There were struggles, both in life and in my hobby, but also successes.
In my update for the First Quarter of the Year, I shared a few projects that I was planning to finish in the coming months. As I look back, I was a bit hopeful, maybe even naïve.
Back in 1997 Squaresoft released the now legendary Final Fantasy VII for the Playstation. In this epic game they did something almost completely unheard of at the time.
It’s time to ask the age-old question: Is it still a trap if you knowingly spring it? Our fifth gaming session saw our plucky band of adventurers resume their quest…
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.