As in pain in the butt. This house mold showed me the limits of my plastic pushing ability. It simply was not able to fill all the cavities. I tried every trick I could, stretching things to the limit and it still could not do it. There was a little Scottish voice shouting at me from down in side the machine- "She can't take it Captain! She's going to blow." I exhausted my extensive vocabulary of profanities to no avail. In the end I wound up filling in the chimney cavity and making the building without a chimney. It still turned out OK, and it is nice and thick. It will be nice to mangle with pliers and make ruins. I made a box of them and they are in the store now.
Also, I will be doing a few more custom sprues so my own stuff is going to be sporadic. I really want to do the Amazons, but it seems that it is going to be hard to seperate the torso at the waist without a nice thick belt or something. And what sort of gamer wants Amazons without the classic beach wear armor? I am going to keep at it, but it does not look like I will make Christmas.
Here is the latest work on the Mk2 Trencher tank. Sponsons are removable and there are 3 weapon variants for hull and sponsons. The ribs supports in the corner might be impossible to mill, but I will give it a go. Going to have a short siege gun, long barrel gun and maybe even a multi-barrel mini gun.
This is going to be my next mold, IF things go right- ( and that never happens) it should be available soon.
It has occured to me that if I had a few clones around here I could get more done. But- what is to keep them from forming an alliance and overthrowing my rule? Until then what gets done gets done. Better to have too much to do than a swarm of murderous clones treacherously plotting against me.
Take care folks, will post again when anything of note happens.
Great job on the House of Pain! I just ordered a handful. Can't wait to see them IRL. I like the looks of the new Trencher also. Keep up the good work!
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