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ToweroftheArchmage

And here it is with the wash, looking suitably grimy, next to one of my earlier #TrashBash terrain items. The color isn't an exact match, but it's in the ball park. For future prints I might ask for a black or grey filament, rather than white. For the other 3 I had printed I'll probably prime them black before painting them.

#warhammer40k
#terrain
#Infinity
#WargamingTerrain
#SciFiTerrain
#miniPainting
#MiniaturePainting
#Stargrave

2 Green items of industrial scatter terrain. The new 3D print item is brighter in color than the older one
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Claudia Zahn

The Intriguing Snipefly (Rhagionidae)
close-up. With its enormous compound eyes and intricate textures, this fly is a fascinating example of nature's complexity and beauty. Snipeflies are known for their predatory habits, often found near water or damp environments where they hunt other insects. Their large eyes provide exceptional vision.
By #Infinity
#NaturePhotography #Plant #Plants #Flower #Flowers #Animal #Animals #Wildlife #WildlifePhotography #Photographer
📸: Marco Jongsma

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TheWholeTruthXX 🎨 ❤️ 🍁 🛡️

We live in an insane world.

Exhibit #infinity

My local grocery chain. Oh look, they've got ice cold cans of iced cappuccino coffee for a buck. Tastes good.

I pick up a can on a regular basis.

With the trade war, I started reading labels so my money wasn't headed to America.

My ice capp is made in Taiwan from South American coffee and Caribbean sugar.

All these ocean voyages back and forth and it's still cheaper than buying one made locally by a factor of 5 using labor paid ⅔ minimum wage.

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Erik

#HobbyStreak day 1133

Assembled some #Infinity models to see which will be my #FediPaint entry.

As you can see kitsune bot on the right was not eager to being built. So they're out . Even though it's highly unseasonable, I think I might go for pumpkin bot.

Also, for small models these were a bitch to build. I've got #SuperGlue all over my fingertips.

#Warmongers #Nerdlings #MiniPainting #MiniaturePainting #PaintingMiniatures #PaintingMinis #Wargaming #CorvusBelli @warhammercommunity

Three unpainted models lying on a foam packaging insert. One has a bullet-shaped helmet and big shoulder pads and for some reason is lifting one knee close to its shoulder while aiming a quite big gun. The second is a thin robot with an oversized Pumpkin head standing on a hero rock looking relaxed towards its right while pointing a big gun to the sky left. The third is a kitsune type figure with I s*** you not robot boobs and big eyes and ears, will probably appeal to some of you freaks, which seems to be unbalanced by pointing a big gun in one direction and having to balance itself by raising its other hand. Unfortunately this piece of crap has to fit at a narrow point at its torso, which does not work, so it is now two parts and will remain two parts for as long as I like because I do not like models that do not glue together easily. Yeah this is me griefing
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Bibliolater 📚 📜 🖋

🔴 A numerical evaluation of the Finite Monkeys Theorem

"From this, we can see that all but the most trivial of phrases will, in fact, almost certainly never be produced during the lifespan of our universe. There are many orders of magnitude difference between the expected numbers of keys to be randomly pressed before Shakespeare's works are reproduced and the number of keystrokes until the universe collapses into thermodynamic equilibrium..."

Woodcock, S. and Falletta, J. (2024) 'A numerical evaluation of the Finite Monkeys Theorem,' Franklin Open, p. 100171. doi.org/10.1016/j.fraope.2024..

#OpenAccess#OA#Research
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