Yarbicus

Butt kicking! For justice 

So, it is zombie hamsters vs brussel sprouts with collanders on thier heads?

That elephant looks awesome!

Walpurgis needs to return to its homeland.

I hope they buried him in a white belt. I loved that show and his character in particular.

RIP

1 hour ago, peter c said:

If it's a unit that GW currently produces a model for, you can also look at their website and under the "Description" tab (a little lower in the window, below the paint suggestions) they list specifically what base(s) are included for the unit. 

I have noticed that they don't do this for every model.

Thank you!

Is there a chart or something that shows official base size for units, specifically for Crafworlds?  

2 hours ago, andy said:

The Boys Season 2 --

They removed most of the humor present in the first season and replaced it with nastiness. I made it roughly half-way through the season before pulling the ripcord.

Interesting. I actually thought that it was better.

Early in 8th, I bought a ton of Aeldari intendeing to build an Iyanden list.  Never went anywhere and now, in 9th, my son has decided he wants to build his own Death Guard army so I have been finally building my army.  Reading up online and, oh lawdy, are Iyanden really THAT bad?

So, what do I do?  My current "fix" is to just do a custom Craftworld to keep from totally sucking.  What other options?

44 minutes ago, InfestedKerrigan said:

45 minutes into JL, and it feels like DC has caught up with Lord of the Rings in graphics department, finally. 

When they showed the human warriors burying the box I thought that Peter Jackson needed to get some royalties.

So good. I particularly liked him in Midnight Run and Homicide. RIP

TaH pagh taHbe, General Chang

2 hours ago, Munkie said:

You know what they say about old dogs and new editions...

"They" would be correct.

25 minutes ago, Ish said:

I have a print of this in my office but they are playing first edition.

It wasn't just girls who watched the tv show...

I turned 13 in 1980 so this movie is aimed squarely at me. This is perhaps the most 80's movie ever made by people born during or after the 80's.

Think of it as the Back to the Future of super hero movies.

It is bright, hopeful, and full of glorious excess. Pedro Pascal's character is the living embodiment of the Me Generation. 

Kristen Wiig's character felt superfluous but she did a great job as the anti-Diana. Also, dang, I had no idea she could look THAT good!

The director is clearly also trying chart her own course when making these movies. It would have so easy to drench the soundtrack with 80's pop music. Instead, I cought only one appropriate Frankie Goes to Hollywood tune. Now THAT'S restraint.

Rather than dark and brooding it is bright and loud. It is the anti-Batman movie.