on two hands
Another month, another some amount of rats. There’s really no way to know, even with computers.
Another month, another some amount of rats. There’s really no way to know, even with computers.
No lede burring here. It’s all rats, all the way down.
July has been the month of cleaning off my plate desk, and trying to finish half-finished projects. My painting desk is an absolute mess, partially due to these unfinished models strewn about as reminders to myself to finish them. It doesn’t really work.
And until like the last week of the month I hadn’t gotten anything done at all.
As in previous months, the June painting theme was “veterans,” or expanded upon, “battle damange, weathering, or maybe an ork that found a new shiny on the battlefield.”
I initially had a couple of ideas for this - some well worn terrain, or perhaps my “C-Scale” extra lorge Timberwolf/Mad Cat Battletech miniature. After all, I already had some terrain with battle damange on it, primed and ready to go.
Ultimately I decided on something a little more involved. Something a little more… Gasland-y.