I’m only but one person.

I literally can’t do it every day, as I won’t have access to a rack for a good bit, but every day that I do, I’ll lift heavy things for butt energy.

Do you think the ghost of Dirk Richter haunts the bordello where his bullet-riddled body was found?

09/12_20/30_2024/inf

I’ve carried 200lbs for distance. I’m sure I still could, but I’ve greatly chilled out when it comes to heavy packs.

Always full ROM. This week I’m going lighter weights on things in preparation for a 1k attempt next week, but be assured I’m bottoming out on my squats.

419.5kg according to a quick conversion.

Thanks. It was rough. For two days after I walked like Robocop when he’s glitching out.

For me that is ‘The Dreams in the Witch House’, but that was 100% self inflicted.

The domain was always for me to archive the things I enjoyed.

https://scratch-that.org/

StarFox64 still holds up tremendously well. The blocky and simple art design makes it visually easy to read, and the gameplay is solid.

The console and PC versions of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter are entirely different games, and personally I think the console version is more fun. It emulatable.

Ow.

I’m gonna go eat some snacks.

Is this a screenshot of Tumblr, that’s a screenshot of 4chan, that’s a screenshot of a news article?

What a future.

I’d reccomend that as the adult you spray prime the prints first on your own. Hardware store paint is fine for this. I’d suggest white to go along with the following part of the suggestion.

Craft paints, like Applebarrel or Folk Art are very cheap and found at art stores and WalMarts.

They have a tendency to be thick and also separate if thinned with a lot of water. The solution is to buy some Flow Aid. Liquitex is a cheap and common brand. You can probably find this at an art store, if not it’s cheap online. Buy some cheap pipettes.

When you squirt craft paint onto a dry palette, add 1-2 drops of flow aid with the pipette and give it a couple of swirls with the paintbrush. This will make the craft paint run a little more without separating. Depending on how any given paint acts you can add more paint or flow aid to get it to the desired thickness.

If you’re bold you can experiment with adding flow add little by little directly to the bottles if you want the paint bottles to be ready to use, but you’ll have to experiment to find just the right amount of flow aid to add. I’d say adding too little is better than too much.

The coverage of this paint is going to be a little transparent which is why the white priming is probably better.

Obviously the results will not be as fine as dedicated hobby paints, but for a kids first time painting party event, they will work.

Those looks kind of small. You might lose them unless you make a screw holder holder.

Nah, they just requested I not give out their names.

Tiny, thieving paws wrote this comment.

I think for cosplay, you would like an airbrush. You won’t be as concerned about teeny tiny details the way a miniature painter will be, and airbrushes can allow you to do large areas with even coverage and easily and quickly make gradients.

For miniature figures, it is a much more taste based consideration, but if you’re already getting the airbrush for cosplay you may as well use it on figures in some capacity.

I just wish more people were talking about Warhammer and Battletech here.

Ahem.

!warhammer40k@lemmy.world

!battletech@lemmy.world

There’s also planet of other hobby communities. Get in there.