Heretek
@heretek
Paint minis, play card games, promote socialism. Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Aotearoa. He/Him.
No... it seems to have some correlation with how tall the image is, because wider images don't have the same problem for me, but I don't know how to fix it either. It's an annoying workaround, but maybe type the alt text in Notes and then paste it in?
I think they're mad that not enough Israelis are protesting the genocide in Gaza. Which is fair enough, but the vibes seem pretty rancid. Especially the weird use of currency symbols to spell "Jewish"...
I don't have any real intent to play 40k, and if I did it probably wouldn't be "Ultramarines again but larger." That said, this conversion idea kept bouncing around inside my skull and I had the bits to do it, so I picked up an Armageddon Captain and exorcised it from my brain.
'Shiny' isn't my usual beat, but I have painted the occasional giant golden man.
The shape of one of the shields made my brain itch in a certain way, and then I realised what I was looking at. How cool to hearken back to the older generation of WoC to sell the idea that we're in the past of the Old World (and create some breathing room with the AoS Chaos, too, no doubt).
I'm okay with paying more tax if it means children are fed, public transport is affordable, and people can get seen at the emergency room.
I ran across Nomen Ryne, a villain in one of the Dark Heresy sourcebooks, and thought "Arch Heretek" was the coolest title ever. At some point I dropped the "Arch", because everyone kept shortening it to that, but I preferred "Heretek" if it was going to be shortened at all.
Might have to put that one in my Immodane deck. She's even called the Pyrohammer!
I think it looks pretty solid, only a couple of suggestions Have you considered Unmarked Grave? It's more of a reanimator card, but it's just another tutor for Gale, since it finds any nonlegendary, not just creatures Out of the Tombs might be worth a look, too, if you feel like living dangerously
Not a mini, but I think this is the oldest bit of hobby-related stuff that's stayed with me over the years. My first White Dwarf, from September 2000, issue 249. Featuring, amongst other things, the debut of the Land Raider Crusader in Chapter Approved!
That kit's a good 10 years old at this point, and a sad downgrade from the original metal models released circa 2005.