Made up as there is really no danger in going trough except not being able to have insurance in the case if freight damage (which actually happens a lot aside from war)

Fun fact: this specific image is one of the reasons why i started monthly hobby posting. The mini looks cursed not because of the paintjob (although it isnt good) but because the painter mistakenly used a beaky helmet instead of a face. You can actually see tubes and part of the helmet buttons if you look close enough

The strait of hormuz is literally a made-up problem. You never heard about it in the bush sand wars nor in any other significant sand war after.

The big problem about it is that some council decided to classify it as "unsafe shipping terretory" making shipping company avoid the waters (if something would happen to the ship, the company would loose insurance money).

Nice one

Basically a movie recommendation for 12 year old. Usually your soft action movies with light swearing easy violence or slight skin shown.

Dont read anything about any job tho

Imagine killing yourself while still maintaining your online presence. Transvestites truly are at the peak of being online

They literally did it with lactus the intolerant. Didnt you read the meme?

Also here is the final face paint

We are at monthly hobby posting VI which means i am doing those guides for half a year. This time, I finished the skin guide which has been in the pipeline for quite some time now. Painting faces is a big stepup from beginner hobby painting and usually makes the difference between a good and a very good miniature. Luckily, GWs head sculps are very detailed and allow for an easy painting process.

Fun fact about miniature face painting: due to the pareidolia-effect, people tend to see mediocre painted miniatures in a higher quality when the miniature has a face that is painted. However, due to the "uncanney valley effect", people also tend to degrade good paintjobs if the face is "off". This is also the reason why most of the old GW sculpts or those "beginner vs profi meme" miniatures tend to look weird.

Also another mini painting tipp: you can give your miniatures a 5 o'clock shadow by simply paint the beard area with a 50/50 mix of BASILICANUM GREY and LAMIAN MEDIUM

Next up will absolutely not be the miniature photography guide because i still havent really figured it out. Otherwise if anybody has miniature painting tipps, feedback, questions about specific painting processes or own projects to flex, feel free to do so.