A fine geeky day
For those of my friends who do not like geeky games (like role-playing), please skip the rest of this post. Those who are interested
I found a spiffy game store only about 11 miles from my house--up north round Arlington. Games Plus Too. I like it more than I do the Games Plus in Woodenville which HAD been my favorite game store in the Seattle area.
The lady working there makes gaming terrain from molds--mostly plaster/ceramic stuff--and she sells it at the store. Some pretty cool stuff--I'd purchased some mini wine barrels and crates, cause you can always use that sorta stuff during a game.
Anywho...she saw that I was interested in her stuff and we started talking, and she goes into the back and comes out with two small boxes full of stuff she's made, but hasn't sold--and since it was just gathering dust in the back, she sells it ALL to me for $10.
Here's some of it:
So I painted a lot--pretty much ALL day on Sunday--just painting and listening to music. Good times!
Some end results:
I found a spiffy game store only about 11 miles from my house--up north round Arlington. Games Plus Too. I like it more than I do the Games Plus in Woodenville which HAD been my favorite game store in the Seattle area.
The lady working there makes gaming terrain from molds--mostly plaster/ceramic stuff--and she sells it at the store. Some pretty cool stuff--I'd purchased some mini wine barrels and crates, cause you can always use that sorta stuff during a game.
Anywho...she saw that I was interested in her stuff and we started talking, and she goes into the back and comes out with two small boxes full of stuff she's made, but hasn't sold--and since it was just gathering dust in the back, she sells it ALL to me for $10.
Here's some of it:
So I painted a lot--pretty much ALL day on Sunday--just painting and listening to music. Good times!
Some end results: