I had utterly forgotten that I had backed the physical version of this: an ace surprise!

That might do it, I think.

A bit of progress/impatience

I have painted it in a mix of acrylic paint, (microwaved) dirt, incense ash, and PVA glue.

I have started making a ruined li'l bunker. Limited for size by the size of my polystyrene sheets. I used my rock texture roller. It'll do, when painted, as a bit of wargaming terrain. Fun to make, most importantly.

Slightly altered trench set-up.

If you'd like to, show me a picture that captures your essence

Dead Head with Dennis Lawson: absolute nightmare fuel for a young me.

I did not play; instead, I made moire terrain and stuff: trench-ladders and duckboards, and a bombed-out two-storey building-front.

We seem to have chosen very similar looks for our artillery witches. Mine looks like a bruise.

Made the centre higher up, added more trees and paint/mod podge:

This is my sign. What is yours, other folks?

Yes, I know my trenches are too high/my no-man's land is too low, but tough banana.

I hope he's as unhappy as he looks: don't think I've ever hated anyone more.

Washes applied: thanks to wife for pics

The fifth (pretty similar to the first and third tbh, but a bit more zoomed in maybe)

The fourth

The third

The second

Okay, folks. It's five pics. Here is the first.

Oddly reminiscent of Max Ernst's weird cyclops

Whereas a good chunk of my actual personality is this fellow:

I am here!

I that the same cover as Mothership adventure, The Heart of Tiberius?

@hodagrpg.bsky.social Here's an A5 format one I cooked up with a bit of Shift-Command-4 magic:

@hodagrpg.bsky.social Here are the insides.

@hodagrpg.bsky.social Here are the covers of 3 in the Tall and Slim format.

Share a preacher, a priest or a nun, if you like.