It was a fun and productive weekend by all accounts! Cheers to all who appeared! Until next round, be well.
Who We Are
Based in Victoria BC, we are a mixed group of dice-rolling gamers. As a group we try to encourage all types of interactive games and hobbies as an expressive way to enjoy ourselves.
We do it for the fun of it.
We do it for the fun of it.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Terraform Weekend - Part Three
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Terraform Weekend - Part Two
Until next round...
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Terraform Weekend - Part One
Until next round, be well.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Bezis pt. 2 & swimming eagle's continued insanity.
So. Remember this wodge with arms and legs? Looks promising, right?
Now, how to progress towards a polished piece? As witnessed in my From Catachans to Cat conversion, my zen bulls*##t approach consists of applying paint or putty, then carve with my x-acto, then applying paint or putty, then carving, etc, etc... back and forth as I see fit until the thing is done.
swimming eagle mini in progress displays primer, green stuff and grey plastic.
This approach is at the other end of the spectrum from, say, Ricalope's exquisitely planned and executed concepts. If you want technique advice I would suggest listening to him. I am and always will be a zen freak. Somehow I'm able to rock it.
As you see below, the wodge has been carved and painted and is starting anyway to better resemble my concept drawing:
Her arms and legs need to be thickened (this time with Green Stuff which is far superior to White Stuff for detail) and in the process I can correct the margin of error in the paper clip skeleton's pose by adding to the front or back of the clip instead of making it the centre of the limb. Also that 'shoulder' that is way too high will become leopard-skin cloak...
I can't speak to the long-term stability of models composed of a million strata of putty, metal, paint and plastic, but it's been working fine for Wiji Mog (below left)(formerly a Brettonian bowman) and Bezis is continuing to resolve, as you can see!
I'm excited!!! :)
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Bezis pt. 1

This magnificent creature is called Bezis. Bezis is a halfling fleshcaster in Ricalope's 0ld 0rder campaign of the pencil-and-paper roleplaying game nWo.
nWo is a dynamic game system that offers endless leeway for the creative mind. Recently the 0ld 0rder gang rammed and boarded a pirate ship off the coast of Phoenicia, sailed it into port, sourced out a magic nodestone and did some biz to get it installed... now we have a ship that flies! (Bezis wants to name her the 'Hydradile'.)
Roughed out in two parts: legs/base and torso/arms. DAS 'white stuff' over paper clip...
Many players like to immortalize their character with a miniature... besides being a fun challenge of construction, having a mini for your nWo character is a big help when it comes time to pull out the hexmap. It's also that much more satisfying than a good 'counts-as' model; even in as well-equipped a gameplace as the Rabbit Hole!Specialist Marks confirms the new mini will be halfling-height. Lucky eyeballing!
Bezis will wield her brass dagger in the outstretched hand, while the other will hold her obsidian axe.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Emgagement at Praxis Site
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Terraform Weekend
Starting on Sept 23rd (Friday) and going until the 26th (Monday), the Rabbit Hole will be open for terraformers of all kinds! There will be much awesome packed in here.
We have a ton of raw material to use, and (nearly) all the tools required. All you have to bring is yourself, bitz you want to use, and energy drinks. The best part; you get to keep what you build!
Friday and Saturday will be devoted to building, while Sunday and Monday are for painting. You don't need to be in the Hole the whole time, feel free to drop in for an hour or two and make something cool for your table.
We have a ton of raw material to use, and (nearly) all the tools required. All you have to bring is yourself, bitz you want to use, and energy drinks. The best part; you get to keep what you build!
Friday and Saturday will be devoted to building, while Sunday and Monday are for painting. You don't need to be in the Hole the whole time, feel free to drop in for an hour or two and make something cool for your table.
Questions? See you here.
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