Well. After 3+ months, CMON was finally able to ship out the other half of my Song of Ice and Fire Miniatures Game pledge. I hadn’t realized until I saw the shipping notification what effect that botched delivery had on my desire to play the game. Nevertheless, it has arrived.
Taking a break from all the Dropzone fun-ness I’ve been having, I wanted to show off a gift from a friend: a Halloween Pumpkin.
With the test build of my infinity mirror Underground Hangar for Dropzone complete, I’ve moved on to the actual build. I made a lot of progress this weekend but still have a ways to go.
I’ve been on a solid Dropzone Commander kick as I work through my unfinished collection. This weekend, I went through and finished up a few more units on my list. First up was my set of Archangel Pathfinder jets.
With the rest of my Optimus Prime pieces complete, I took the past few evenings to finish painting everything up. It’s nice to see everything come together fully as I’d imagined well over a year ago.
As I was building my first ruined building for Dropzone Commander, I was also looking to do something with the set of Shackleton Escape Pods I picked up. Looking closer at the building wreckage, it looked like something pretty epic struck the side of the building but what could have collapsed that part of the building so completely?
what indeed…
In an effort to vary some of my Dropzone Commander terrain, I recently picked up a set of mdf buildings from Empires at War. I usually wouldn’t waste time on more buildings because the paper terrain versions work well for me but these are nice in that they feature destroyed buildings with multiple floors. I spent the weekend getting one of the kits out and seeing what all I could do with it.
My resurgence into modern comics had me reminiscing about the comics I collected as a kid. At the top of that list was Detective Comics from the early 90s and my favorite artist at the time was Norm Breyfogle. His art was one of the biggest reasons I followed Batman and helped shape my view of the iconic character today. Norm Breyfogle passed away Monday but luckily his art and legacy survive.
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