T110's Supposedly Comfortable New Year
Дата: 12.01.2016 18:37:25
Legiondude, on Jan 12 2016 - 06:29, said: There's already a couple groups using 3D printing to pick up the
slack where GW dropped Battlefleet Gothic on I've noticed
Then again there's also some more tenacious fans, came across a
blog posting printable papercraft versions of the shipsThe_Chieftain: Fifteen years ago, I was using the originals to cast my own
models. Initially it was simple latex molds with plaster tanks for
Epic Space Marine, but I graduated to hard molds casting in lead
for my Dark Elves. Wasn't perfect, but did the job,
WulfeHound, on Jan 12 2016 - 08:14, said: The only thing I can think of that is nearly as much as a money
sink as tabletop wargaming is building scale model kits. Most of
the higher quality kits I've seen for sale (especially large scale
kits) are $100-200US minimum, and that's not counting paint, putty,
photoetch metal details, resin detail sets, and so on.The_Chieftain: Yeah, that Mogami I just picked up had a list price in
excess of $200. (But I bought it on sale). Now I think of it,
though, I'm not sure where that $60 photo etch set for it got to.
Daigensui, on Jan 12 2016 - 09:38, said: I don't see anything wrong with this, unless there is some
catch you didn't mention.The_Chieftain: As already mentioned, the ammo is useless without the
firearm which is already regulated. I'm another .303 owner, and
have had to buy online. Further, local ordinances are shutting down
firearms shops, they're using zoning laws to remove "undesirable
businesses" from profitable areas, the last one in all of San
Francisco shut down two months ago. Where else would I get
it?
T110's Supposedly Comfortable New Year